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Welcome to my new website.
My webmaster has done a first class job for me. He has
worked hard to try to get me back up and running again.
My latest book
'Until Death Do Us Part' is now
available on line.
To Order:
Online:
www.AtlasBooks.com
Cat: Biography/Autobiography, relationships,
Women's Interest, Human Interest, Self-Help, So Sorry for
the Brother and Aunt Evelyn
Via Ph: 800-BOOKLOG--800-266-5564
Via E-mail:
Order@AtlasBooks.com
Via Fax: 419-281-6883
This is more information about abused and battered men/women around the
world. I want each and everyone that comes on this site to know that they are not alone. There is help out there. There
is a Domestic Violence safe house near you. All you have to
do is call this toll free number.
1-877-799-7233. Your
questions will be answered.
God loves you, I do too.
Evelyn
Evelyn@evelyndvhelp.com
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Con-grats! I don't know where you
get people to do such a great web-site.
CATCH UP WITH YOU SOON!
Love,
Stephen
mailto:stephen@emeraldcityshelters.org
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I don't know if U remember me but I
was at a DV.
shelter in Missouri, and U came in to set at the office one
day, and U welcomed me into your home . And I have never
forgot that . You are a survivor and you gave me my
strength. Again thank you and I do hope that you remember me
. Deanna Jenkins
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May 7, 2007
Evelyn...Sorry I haven't been
in contact...I am sure you have been too busy to even
take a breath since the new book...I did find your
"autograph and personal message to me" in my book,
Thank you and God bless
you...You are changing life's! I feel that so strongly!
May the good Lord bless you with many more healthy,
strong and creative years...
I love you Evelyn....Your new
book is fantastic!!!
Destined to become a movie!
Love, Norma
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May 9, 2007
Evelyn;
I think that is so awesome what God is
doing in your life with your book, it
is touching many lives! I praise God and I am
Excited to watch and see Him at work with you!
Keep up the good work and keep on doing What you
are doing, what a wonderful ministry!
Your Friend, Jennifer Ciesielski
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Laurie, Hesperia, Ca., A reviewer,
05/12/2007
In Evelyn's book
'Until Death Do Us Part'
she is accounting her life of horror and
fear living with an abuser husband. Her
story is not to glorify her life
although it is also a history lesson as
it tells of the times when our country
was at war and how it was living in that
era. It tells of a generation that was
proud and honorable. Evelyn's story is a
story that takes place in many homes
throughout the U. S. and the world and
it's still kept hush, hush by the
victims and by the law. It's the dirty
little secret that has to be shouted
from the roof tops in order to make
people aware of the signs to look for
and to reach out and help those who
can't and won't help themselves. For
whatever reason people are ashamed,
scared and reluctant to say anything
about what goes on behind their closed
doors. Through Evelyn's book it makes
the reader well aware that perhaps the
signs are there right under their noses
and they need to speak up and help those
in need. I challenge the reader to get
this book and be sure to set aside
plenty of time when you sit down to read
it because you won't be able to put it
down! This book is sure to become a
movie someday and after you read it you
will understand why!
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Colleen
Sauter
An author, and a survivor of DV.,
05/13/2007
Evelyn's newly edited book
'Until Death Do Us Part' takes a
hard look at domestic violence. It
brings one up close and personal
with the author's personal life
experience. Harrowing, nail biting,
and hair raising non-fiction. But,
although it is an autobiographical
account, it speaks a universal
language to all who are or have been
in abusive relationships. Every DV
shelter should have a copy on their
shelves, in my opinion. And it
should be required reading for all
of the thousands of volunteers who
answer the DV crises lines.
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Martha Miranda Miller
I own a restaurant in SC,
05/02/2007
It takes a lot of courage for
anyone to make public such
private and personal sorrows of
one's life, making one
vulnerable to all manners of
criticisms and unkind remarks.
So I cannot praise Evelyn enough
for lifting up the banner of
abuse that might save anyone or
someone from becoming a victim,
a headline, a statistic. I
myself have purchased this book
and given it to a woman in such
a situation. The true statistics
of abuse are like seeing but the
tip of an iceberg with all of
the miles and miles of ice
hidden underneath of the water,
BUT, the tip only proves the
depth of the iceberg. It's
there. We need to melt it, so we
do not have to bury its victims!
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