31 Prayers for the Addict I Love: A Christian Devotional

by Fran Driscoll

Overview

Loving an addict hurts...
No matter how many times we promise ourselves to not hurt again, there is a pain in knowing that the one you love will do anything to have the addiction of their desire.
Addicts will cling tightly. Even if it means death. The ruin of their future—or yours.
It can be hard, especially when children pay for it. There is no more powerless feeling on earth.
If you're looking for a book of prayers to uplift the weary, sooth the brokenhearted, and call on the power of God to heal the addicts we love, you'll love "31 Prayers for the Addict I Love."
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Product Details

BN ID:	2940162615323
Publisher:	Fran Driscoll
Publication date:	09/26/2021
Series:	31 Prayers , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	264 KB

About the Author

Fran Driscoll (formerly Roberts) was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Although she loved the people and her Green Bay Packers, she relocated to the Gulf Coast to enjoy six months of summer and NO winter. She currently teaches middle school in Pascagoula, MS, and truly enjoys a challenge. Her first two books were devotionals, brought about by a curse she prayed upon herself as a young child: "Lord, please don't ever let my life be boring." The first book is "31 Prayers for the Addict I Love" written after the untimely death of two addicted loved ones. The second is "31 Prayers for When Life Isn't Fair" at the request of a fellow teacher.
Driscoll's first fiction novel, "A Place Called Grace," is an action-packed Christian Romance. The sequel, "A Place Without Mercy," was released in December, 2016. Following that were several short stories, three in Mobile Writers Guild Anthologies "Pieces," "Mardi Gras Pieces," and "Valentine's Day Pieces" as well as a short story in "The Trouble With Cupid: 10 Short Mysteries Spiced with Romance." Novel number three, "A Broken Place," is loosely tied to the first two "Place" novels, but can stand alone as can the 2019 novella "No Second Place." Other McPhillen stories are still to come, since just about every day something happens that would make a great story (back to that aforementioned curse).

Driscoll has also published several poems and short stories, and loves to read as much as write. She lives in Pascagoula with her sweet husband, two talented daughters, & four dogs (the amount of animals could vary at any time, though). She has a grown son in South Carolina who also happens to be her favorite preacher & who has recently married a wonderful girl named Kim.

Driscoll is a former member of Gulf Coast Writer's Association and Mobile Bay Writer's Project, co-Vice President of Mobile Writer's Guild, and is forever indebted to the wonderful and gifted West Mobile Writer's Group.

Visit her website at: https://frandriscoll.com