A Independently Published A Walk Back to God: A Story of Survival, Not Religion Paperback

Jaxine "Jax" Cruz first died at five years old. Her father didn't just break her body; he fractured her soul, dragging her across the veil and back again. She returned with a permanent scar on her face and what she viewed as a curse she couldn't outrun: the "Clares."

But the darkness she encountered beyond the veil had nothing on what waited for her at the dinner table.

He was a street fighter, hand-selected by the leader of the White Fence Gang, at thirteen, who later traded the streets for a Sunday suit. Taking his family off-grid to hide behind the rigid walls of the Jehovah's Witnesses and the blood-in/blood-out consequences-you don't just leave La Eme.

He ruled the household with a Bible, but it was never about God. It was about what he could get away with in God's name-the ultimate sin.

For decades, Jax lived behind her reference, the "God-block," caught between the paranormal world and the Bible her father used as a weapon.

But at age sixty, the running stopped. Jax no longer runs from the "knowing." She finally sees the guidance she was denied as a child.

Author note:
>In a divine whirlwind, she wrote her truth: 60,000 words in 60 days: 60+60+60= 180°...the ultimate U-turn.

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