Scandalon

June 16, 2010

Tags: Susan Elaine Jenkins

Today I finished reading Scandalon, a memoir by Susan Elaine Jenkins. This is a thought-provoking book that's hard to review without giving away the plot. The author suffered much but in the suffering found God's scandalous love, hence the title. Read my review on amazon.com. If you've ever suffered physical, mental or emotional abuse, especially connected with someone in authority, Susan's book will offer hope and healing.

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