No Rain, No Roses

In this book, Cindy Bozell compiles her story as if she's sitting at the table with you over coffee. It's heartbreaking, heartwarming, humorous, and much more. Her aim is simple: to live out what she believes is her God-given assignment — ministering to women in mentally or physically abusive relationships — and to give every reader hope.

She takes you on her intimate journey, real and raw, openly showing the skeletons in her closet — from childhood trauma, to a season of walking away from faith entirely, to domestic violence both emotional and physical, to church legalism and spiritual abuse, and more. If you're ready to give up, this is the book that meets you there.

It's written so eloquently you won't want to put it down, and you'll likely walk away with a seed of hope — one that can grow into a beautiful new beginning. Cindy's prayer is that if her God could carry her through healing, forgiveness, faith, restoration, and redemption, He can carry you too. You have to put in the work, the sweat, the tears — but on the other side of it is a full, incredible life, waiting for you to actually live in it, not just exist.