God Must be Sleeping
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4.3 • 10 Ratings
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
Gregg Tyler Milligan's story is told in two volumes - Book I: A Beautiful World and Book II: God Must Be Sleeping. Shocking and moving - both are rife with gritty realism, endurance, and hope.
A Beautiful World describes a child's battle for survival against a depraved alcoholic mother, building to a desperate escape that saves the author and his siblings. Subjected to beatings, molestations and forced prostitution - this visceral book heralds one boy's courage in the face of devastation.
God Must Be Sleeping delves into the fight through the next 11 years of Milligan's life. Living with abusive family members, in foster homes and on the street - battling rage and depression, he uses the smallest of opportunities as means to survive. He eventually earns a college scholarship and bachelor's degree. Taking readers along his jagged path to triumph - Milligan shows every fall taken to reveal the joy in every hill climbed.
In a way that no other recovery memoir addresses, Milligan draws readers into his personal insights and the path he traveled along the road to healing and deliverance - including his use of education as a key. Milligan provides readers resounding proof that no matter what struggles afflict us, we can all emerge amazingly strong and drive headlong into the possibilities that await us. He faces his past head on, showing the world it is possible to endure - and not only survive, but keep fighting and help one another best the demons that chase us.
Gregg Tyler Milligan is an internationally-known author and child abuse prevention advocate. His first book, A Beautiful World, details his childhood and the horrific suffering Milligan endured at the hands of his mother and strangers.
Milligan later completed the continuation to A Beautiful World, describing his next eleven years. Both books are published under the same volume, titled God Must be Sleeping, and together describe an emergence from darkness into the light.
Customer Reviews
Sad but true
This book was so moving!! I will say that it was too graphic for me but he was laying it all out there. I pray that Gregg found The Lord as his personal Saviour!!
God Must be Sleeping
Could not put this book down. Some things were difficult to read,but ended triumphantly.