Rebekah Mallory

Review: Halloween Eve by Patricia Kirsch

Train Gone (an expression in American Sign Language meaning “you missed out”) is a unique life story of a young-girl-turned-woman who grew interpreting scriptural intimidation via the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses. Rebekah rebels, is disfellowshipped, and subsequently struggles to make good choices in a new-to-her world. In this daring memoir, Rebekah learns right from wrong while straddling both the Deaf and hearing world, being the first ex-Jehovah’s Witness CODA to publish her story.

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In Mirrors Strike Back, Mallory—still grappling with the pain of losing her family to the Governing Body of Jehovah’s Witnesses, her twin flame, and her own ground—embarks on a journey across the country where she collides with reflections of her own soul via undeserved betrayal, cultish encounters, racy exchanges, a spectral twist of fate, loss, romantic love, familial love, and finally: unexpected self-love from a spirited heart gifted with superhuman strength.

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Review: Halloween Eve by Patricia Kirsch

Halloween Eve

Halloween Eve was the perfect story to whisk me away from the humdrum of the everyday. It’s surprising and quite unpredictable with the turn of every page, and I couldn’t put it down. In short, Lily makes a new furry friend who turns out to be the catalyst for a few spooky, inspiring adventures that just may bring about some major life changes. I highly recommend this story if you’re looking for a fun read that takes you away.

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