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The Serpent Beguiled Eve by Acacia Slaton Beumer

A young married woman with two daughters deals with her husband’s infidelity and his struggle with homosexuality. She seeks spiritual counsel, but when he refuses to cooperate with spiritual leaders-other than on a surface level-she has to make the most important decision of her life.  Look inside this book

The Serpent Beguiled Eve: Healing the Wounds of Abandonment, Betrayal and Shame (Ishmael Is Gone—Now Where Is Isaac?: Letting Go and Forgiving the Past Book 1)

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The Serpent Beguiled Eve by Acacia Slaton Beumer

Synopsis: A young married woman with two daughters deals with her husband’s infidelity and his struggle with homosexuality. She seeks spiritual counsel, but when he refuses to cooperate with spiritual leaders-other than on a surface level-she has to make the most important decision of her life.  Look inside this book

I trust this is a book that will help others. We are presenting our “Faith-Friendly” Seal for ages 12 plus, and five Doves, our best rating, to this book.” – Edwin L. Carpenter, The Dove Foundation, www.dove.org

This story gives readers a taste of the pain caused by infidelity (for the spouses and their children.) It also shows there is hope beyond the grief for those who put their faith in the promises of God. The Serpent Beguiled Eve is recommended reading for anyone who feels alone as they live through and recover from the pain of infidelity.” – Kimberly Schimmel, Church Librarian

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