I worked hard to make our marriage work, but James continued to abuse me physically, verbally, and emotionally. I tried to hide the bruises and scars inflicted by James's physical blows. I knew that as soon as someone saw the bruises on my body, trouble was sure to follow. I worried most about what Daddy would do to James if he ever found out. Mother and Daddy's divorce left an unpleasant effect on me. I never dreamed that my marriage would end up this way. What was I to do? Who, if any, could I talk to? Domestic abuse has been eating away at the very core of marriage and family for many years. Too often this form of abuse has been a silent killer because many people refuse to acknowledge the number of women being killed or sitting near death's door with little hope of survival. In From Hell to Glory, Juliet Revell takes you on a journey through the life of her mother, Theodosia, who transitioned from a young woman and wife to immediately become a victim of domestic abuse. This heart-wrenching yet true story is filled with numerous opportunities for Theodosia to give into hopelessness or death. She had to learn that Jesus, a greater, more powerful force at work, was reaching out to her. Her story is written to give hope and remind women of domestic abuse that they are daughters of the Most High God.