Fleecy Clouds: One Woman’s Story of Surviving and Thriving after Childhood Abuse

by Gail Champion Barber and Alice Sullivan

Gail’s book is making progress!

Thank you to everyone who continues to read and encourage.

We’ve now completed Revision 8.5. Alice Sullivan, Gail’s ghostwriter, has integrated the revisions and sent them to Joey Sparks. Joey worked with me in publishing my book, Between Preachers. He is now typesetting Gail’s book. He also designed the cover.

When he is through with design and typesetting, a professional proofreader, Gail and I will read it again. Any corrections will be made. Joey will send the inside and finished covers for paperback and hardback to me. I will send everything to Amazon.

We are excited!

The free PDF version continues to bless.

Recently, we made our interim-plus-one-year visit to the Central church in McMinnville. One of the elders, Chip Cantrell, asked me to send him a copy. I sent it to him Sunday night.

We received the following email from him Monday afternoon at 4:26:

Jerrie,

I started to read the first part of the book this morning just to see how it started out.

I couldn’t stop reading it and finished it just a little while ago.

I didn’t get much work done today but very thankful you shared that with me. I don’t know what to say other than that was a great book and very well written.

Please let Gail know that I thank her for sharing her story. I know this book will be a great help to so many who read it.
Thanks again,
Chip

I appreciate Chip giving permission to share his email. That’s good reading for a book of 325 pages.

If you would like to read the latest revision in PDF on your phone, computer, or tablet, click on the title and download it: Fleecy Clouds: One Woman’s Story of Surviving and Thriving after Childhood Abuse

Please plan to send a review to Amazon after it is uploaded.

I will email you when it is time.

Please feel free to share this PDF file of Gail’s book with anyone who would like to read it: Fleecy Clouds: One Woman’s Story of Surviving and Thriving after Childhood Abuse