Out of the Storm

by Gloria Bostic

Greta Friedman travels from victim to victory in this story of a young woman’s search for the life she’s been denied. A childhood filled with loss and abuse leaves her desperate to find love and normalcy, but as a young adult Greta is frustrated by unanswered prayers and a pattern of relationships that end badly… until she meets someone special. When Gabe Engel mysteriously comes into her life, Greta begins the journey that will give her the strength to escape impending danger and finally make her dreams a reality.

196 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 4, 2016

About the author

Gloria Bostic is a retired special education teacher and supervisor from York Pennsylvania. She was also a Masters level clinical psychologist who worked with women and children to help them overcome abuse.
She now lives in a small town in south central Pennsylvania, with her husband, Lee, and enjoys spending time with her three sons and grandchildren, and traveling to new places.
Gloria writes with the hope of inspiring as well as entertaining her readers.

Reviews

[Patty Collamer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Bostic has written a novel of hope. A survivor of incest, the protagonist finds the inner strength to maintain a belief in the possibility of goodness and love in others.
The pace of the story is consistent and quick. Character threads are woven tightly and kept me engaged. When the story became predictable, the unexpected happened. It is a great book to read over a long afternoon at home or on the beach. I will recommend it to book clubs.