Dark Night

I will never forget that sound as long as I live. It was a sound you know thatyou know-something is not right.And indeed something is very wrong: what follows is an encounter with the mostinfamous serial rapist in the history of New Zealand-neither the first trauma of herlife nor the last. Her continuing search for answers to life''s questions takes heracross divergent occult practices: astrology, psychic phenomena, Eastern religion,the New Age movement, witchcraft and a disappointing relationship with a giftedmedium. Then a simple paperback book stirs her spirit and sets her on a newcourse. Ultimately, she finds her answers in the Lord, learns the power offorgiveness and embraces the strength forged by adversity. Gutsy, moving andachingly honest, this is not fiction; this is testimony and truth-sometimesuncomfortable, sometimes joyful, often wrenching. Such is the nature of truth.