Keela Vaughn Releases FINDING THE LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS

RAYMORE, Mo.

Chronicling 10 years of her darkest days, author Keela Vaughn's new book, "Finding the Light in the Darkness" (published by WestBow Press), is an intimate look at how her belief in God helped Vaughn overcome trials in her life.

"Evil has such a big influence today," Vaughn says. "I want to show that with God, anything is possible. I actually lived through the struggle and made mistakes, but with God's help I conquered."

The book's main story follows Vaughn's struggle to accept her husband's life-threatening illness. Vaughn felt helpless, stressed, bitter and depressed trying to deal with the curveball life had thrown her.

Through faith in God and a strong will to change her life perspective, Vaughn took steps toward a new path - a path of forgiveness, peace and love.

Vaughn hopes readers will take away from her book a sense that anything is possible with God's support, even when dealing with traumatic and depressing events.

"Finding the Light in the Darkness"
By Keela Vaughn
Softcover | 5.5 x 8.5 in | 56 pages | ISBN 9781490826097
E-Book | 56 pages | ISBN 9781490826103
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Keela Vaughn has taught many women's and children's classes through the years. She has also, for the last 25 years, written material for, organized and given speeches at women's days, with about 100 in attendance. She loves her job as a part-time receptionist at a local animal hospital. She enjoys writing articles for her church bulletin and her local newspaper's Faith column.

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