A Broken Soul: Torn But Not Destroyed

Some stories are completely riveting and allow us to see the effects of life decisions along with the outcomes that ultimately follow. The story of Debra Thomas is painful, eye-opening, transparent, and ultimately a warning to the dangers of a broken home and a life engrossed in the streets. However, by the grace of God, she has been redeemed from the tragedy of her past and is on the road toward recovery, helping others along the way that have endured the same fate in life.
Just imagine being molested and touched by a male friend of the family at the age of 10.
Started dating a man 30 years old when she was only 14 years old.
Dropped out of middle school and ran away from Home right before she turned 15 years old.
Pregnant at 15 years old with her first child.
At the age of 16, she was introduced to crack cocaine, and prostitution.
By her 18th birthday, she was convicted of attempted murder.
This is a part of the broken life story of one woman who was touched by God's grace to escape the pain and torment of drug addiction, alcoholism, abusive relationships, multiple drug overdoses, homelessness, prostitution, jail, and prison. This book is her attempt to share her story of how one woman walked out of the dark alleys and CD motels of the inner city streets of the south side of Fort Worth as a prostitute and drug addict into the life of 17 years of sobriety with the help of God every step of the way.