Forgiven of murder--: A true story [Paperback]

FORGIVEN...A TRUE STORY is now a NATIONAL BEST SELLER and about to go into its FOURTH PRINTING!

This is a candid, eye-witness thrilling account of how the pressures of family, doctors and friends led the author to make the biggest mistakes of her life. At the age of 30 she turns her life around through a spiritual awakening. With the help of God she quits drinking, drugs and smoking to fulfill her Destiny to be a voice for the voiceless.

FORGIVEN of murder...A TRUE STORY is a PG 13 book, excellent for Teens and Young Adults. It is sure to encourage those who believe in the sanctity of human life, and convert pro-choicers. A must have in every High School, University, Pregnancy Care Centre, Doctors' Office Pro-Life Office, Public Library and Home.

The purpose of this biography is to bring education and awareness to the forefront on the damage abortion brings to women physically, emotionally and spiritually. Over two million women in Canada have had an abortion in the last 30 years. Many women were pressured into their abortions. Many women suffer in silence. Many studies link abortion to depression, suicides, substance abuse, infertility and cancer. We are very concerned about the TWENTY EIGHT + studies worldwide now linking abortion to BREAST CANCER.

"Passion is a compelling and beautiful quality in story telling, FORGIVEN of murder is packed with passion and it holds an important vision for Canada. Denise's true life drama of being on the frontlines of the abortion debate is authentic and gripping. An important book to understand the dilemma of choice and the future of the unborn." Lorna Dueck, Host of 100 Huntley Street & Listen Up TV

"Denise Mountenay has been a guest on our television programs on a number of occasions and each time has proven herself a proficient communicator on behalf of the unborn. She is a person who is passionate about her calling and is compelling in her case against abortion.

Denise's book, FORGIVEN of murder...is a transparent account of Denise's own struggles with abortin in the past and a convincing argument for the cause against abortion. Denise is an intersting and challenging speaker in any setting and we have no hesitiation in recommending her ministry." In Christ, Dick & Joan Dewert President/Founders, CJIL-TV-The Miracle Channel

Denise Mountenay has been sharing her pain of abortion for 18 years in Conferences, Schools, Churches and Prisons. She has been a guest on several radio talk shows and Television programs such as It's A New Day, Lifeline, Insight-(The Miracle Channel) and 100 Huntley Street.

Denise Mountenay is the Founder and President of CANADA SILENT NO MORE (CSNM) reaching out to the thousands of women hurt by legal abortion across Canada. They are collecting affidavit/testimonies from women damaged and wounded by abortion.

Recently, the CBC-The National aired a documentary on her work and mission. CSNM needs your support and help.

Once again with a heavy heart, genuine tears streamed down my cheeks a I re-lived and re-told my story. This time it was in front of a Bio Ethics class of students at a College in Edmonton, Alberta. Were they hearing my profound remorse? Could they comprehend the truth, or were their minds so polluted with deception and pre-conceived ideas that it did not matter? Although difficult and humiliating for me, this story must be heralded. it is a matter of life and death! If it makes the difference to save one life, it is worth it!

We all have our own original life story. Each journey includes times of euphoria and times of discouragement, times of love and times of sorrow, times of joy and times of despair. This is my unique story.

A big hand pressed hard over my mouth. Fear gripped me. I couldn't scream; I could hardly breathe. What was happening? The covers were branzenly pullled down to my ankles. Who was doing this? A strange, naked heavy weight thumped down on top of me, forcing my legs apart. I tried to holler while pushing against this oppressive heaviness. With my heart racing, I struggled and squirmed against him, but it was no use. He was much too strong.

I was helpless. This is difficult for me to write, but I must go on. Pain seared below as he repeatedly...Then he fled, without a word. Alone, in shock, pain and fear, I wept quietly in torment that he might reappear. I was only thirteen years old...