She was told to kneel and pray her mother would die.
Growing up in a house ruled by unpredictable rage, Karol Reich learned to survive on invisible cues--when to disappear, when to comfort, when to lie about being fine. What followed was a life that tested her at every turn: a marriage that mirrored the same darkness she'd fled as a child, a devastating custody battle, and years spent fighting her way back from the edge of suicide.
Look for the Blessings is Karol's unflinching account of childhood abuse, an abusive first marriage, a harrowing escape to a safe house, and the long, uneven road toward healing. But this is not simply a story of survival--it's a story of what comes after. Of second marriages that repair what first ones broke. Of daughters who grow into joyful, whole adults despite everything. Of an unexpected, almost instantaneous act of forgiveness that finally set a lifelong prisoner of her own past free.
Told in Karol's plainspoken, deeply personal voice, this memoir doesn't offer easy answers or tidy resolutions. Instead, it offers something more valuable: proof that even in the deepest darkness, blessings are quietly accumulating--waiting to be seen once you're ready to look for them.
For anyone who has survived what they were never meant to survive, this memoir is a hand extended across the darkness, showing where the light comes in.
Pick up your copy today and discover why forgiveness might be the freedom you've been searching for.