Official Review: Lords Hill by Maggie Miller Post Number:#1 by e-tasana-williams » Yesterday, 13:58 [Following is the official OnlineBookClub.org review of “Lords Hill” by Maggie Miller.] 3 out of 4 stars Review by e-tasana-williams Share This Review “Hate the sin, but love the sinner is what God’s word tells us to do”. This is Maggie Miller’s overall outlook in her autobiography Lords Hill: A Place Only God Could Save Me From. Ms. Miller continually tries to find love for her tormenters……
KIRKUS REVIEW In this unflinchingly candid memoir, debut author Miller recounts a childhood of abuse. When Miller was only a young child, her mother died in an automobile accident while driving drunk. Her father had divorced her mother and already moved on to another marriage, and he wanted nothing to do with Miller and her three siblings. He also withheld child support. The author moved in her with grandmother, Nana, and suffered under her often unkind authority. Her uncle Henry…..
The power of the Christian to rise above pressures and temptations comes from identifying with death, burial, and resurrection of Christ: “That I may know Him, and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death.: Philippians 3:10 How true this has been and is in my life. My life story demonstrates the necessity of this as I struggled through layer of loss and trauma through out my childhood and young adult…..