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Miracles Across the Bridge
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Miracles Across the Bridge

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While growing up on the island of Puca Luca, Ionnia Dunn-Ryte witnessed much more than most girls her age. After seeing her mother suffer at the hands of a drunken abuser who labels Ionnia, his only daughter, a mistake, she decides to make a difference and dedicate her life to being an architect of positive change by liberating women from emotional, financial, and physical abuse.

As she matures into a woman and attains professional success, Ionnia, who exhibits all the traits of a lioness, will stop at nothing to protect the helpless. After she overcomes several obstacles and acquires an abandoned island she transforms into a safe haven where women can reside to rejuvenate, find confidence, and embrace a happy and independent existence, Ionnia begins instilling hope into wounded women by guiding them across a bridge to realize there is a better life waiting for them. As she works tirelessly, what happens next is nothing short of a miracle.

In this poignant tale, an abuse survivorr pursues her passion of helping wounded women by purchasing an island and turning it into a safe haven powered by love, belief in self, and hope.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Archway Publishing
Date
28 February 2020
Pages
550
ISBN
9781480885608

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

While growing up on the island of Puca Luca, Ionnia Dunn-Ryte witnessed much more than most girls her age. After seeing her mother suffer at the hands of a drunken abuser who labels Ionnia, his only daughter, a mistake, she decides to make a difference and dedicate her life to being an architect of positive change by liberating women from emotional, financial, and physical abuse.

As she matures into a woman and attains professional success, Ionnia, who exhibits all the traits of a lioness, will stop at nothing to protect the helpless. After she overcomes several obstacles and acquires an abandoned island she transforms into a safe haven where women can reside to rejuvenate, find confidence, and embrace a happy and independent existence, Ionnia begins instilling hope into wounded women by guiding them across a bridge to realize there is a better life waiting for them. As she works tirelessly, what happens next is nothing short of a miracle.

In this poignant tale, an abuse survivorr pursues her passion of helping wounded women by purchasing an island and turning it into a safe haven powered by love, belief in self, and hope.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Archway Publishing
Date
28 February 2020
Pages
550
ISBN
9781480885608