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    Oppression

    By Danielle Rodriguez

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    About this ebook

    Rachel is only a child when her nightmare begins, but she
    carries it through her life. Tempted and tormented by dark
    powers, she makes one bad decision after another - until
    the light of Jesus breaks through that darkness and changes
    her.

    But that is only half the battle.

    Even after accepting Jesus, Rachel struggles to defeat the
    demons she has allowed into her heart and her life.
    It is a battle she cannot fight alone. She needs God's help.

    Based on a true story, Oppression is a told in both
    the physical realm and the spiritual one.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 20, 2014
    ISBN9781312023284
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