Forgive Those Who Have Trespassed Against Me

Publisher Marketing: "Forgive those who have trespassed against me" takes you through the author's journey as a young girl who endured pain, neglect and no love from her mother and never knew her father. All she ever wanted was nurturing, guidance, protection, and love, but instead she experienced physical and emotional abuse that impaired her emotional development and distorted her sense of worth. She was ultimately abandoned by her mother and taken to a place that should have been safe, but wasn't. The abuse escalated to an even more destructive level including severe beatings with sticks and extension cords, rejection, and extreme, demeaning verbal abuse; abuse that left lasting and harmful effects and caused fear and ingrained psychological scars. Through it all, Valmerice Davis endured and survived. She grew strong and capable while working through the trauma in her life and she believes her experiences have made her who she is today, a beautiful and loving wife, mother, and grandmother. "One of my life's desires is to be the best mother that I can be to my children and love them unconditionally; never to subject them to the awful poison I endured in life. I still have scars that I carry, scars that still cause me pain. But deep down in my heart, I have truly "forgiven those who have trespassed against me" Contributor Bio:  Davis, Val "Val Davis" is the husband and wife team of Robert and Angie Irvine, and this is the fifth in their series starring archaeologist Nicky Scott. Before they teamed up as writers, Bob was singly responsible for a number of mystery novels, most notably the series set in Salt Lake City (his hometown), and featuring the delicate relationship of a lapsed Mormon detective who is frequently called upon to solve the secular problems of the Church of Latterday Saints.