And Yet, You Still Chose Me

And Yet, You Still Chose Me
A novel, based on a true story

Shelley MacDonald, the main character and narrator of And Yet, You Still Chose Me, opens up her life for you to view and experience in such a way that you will never forget her. From early childhood through adulthood you will see a life full of such extraordinary circumstances that it would seem inconceivable, if it were not for the fact that this novel is based on a true story. You will experience a rollercoaster ride that runs the gamut of emotions from sorrow to joy, from tears to laughter, and from stunned silence to rousing ovations as Shelley draws you into the whole of her existence, mind, body and soul, resulting in your truly caring about her from the beginning to the end of this narrative. The depiction is so descriptive and transparent, and Shelley so compelling, that you will have a hard time putting the book down.

"Kimberly Ray's life was marked with tragedy from the start, but it's her undying will to survive and tell the truth is what makes this book a page turner. In this painfully gripping story about a little girl who's robbed of any kind of normal upbringing we learn from Kimberly that only through honesty and forgiveness can the human spirit truly thrive."
Andrzej Bartkowiak - Renowned Film Director and Cinematographer

"This book is a timely and piercingly relevant tour de force, one woman's journey to redemption and salvation after a childhood of sexual assault and abuse. A teachable moment for us all."
Takashi Bufford - WEG Screenplay writer

"Heart-Pounding, Nail Biting, Hopeful, Brilliantly Written."
Michelle Wilson - Senior Reporter/Producer - CBN, The 700 Club

"Within these pages is a treasure of wisdom awaiting those who wish to gain a better understanding of how God can 'cause all things to work together for the good.'"
Bishop Millicent Hunter - Author of Don't Die in the Winter

And Yet, You Still Chose Me, the novel inspired by Ms. Kimberly Ray's life, was written with the objective of reaching an even greater number of men, women and children who feel they have no hope, no self-worth, and no purpose in life due to the abusive and oppressive conditions in which they are living, or which they experienced in the past. Author Kimberly Ray resides in Indiana.

And Yet, You Still Chose Me is soon to be a motion picture.

Publisher's website: http://www.sbpra.com/KimberlyRay

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