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The Father's Love: The Imperfect Hypocrite - A Memoir of Survival, Calling, and the Love That Would Not Let Go

The Father's Love: The Imperfect Hypocrite - A Memoir of Survival, Calling, and the Love That Would Not Let Go

Patton, Jeremy David

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ISBN13: 9798185104422
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 262
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.59 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Survival doesn't move in a straight line. It circles the fire.

What happens when a child is raised in a house built on lies, where the first father is a destroyer and truth is weaponized as a crime?

Jeremy David Patton was trained from infancy to survive the unsurvivable. From severe domestic abuse and gaslighting to live fire in Iraq, he learned to suppress his nervous system, go silent under threat, and become undeniably strong.

But staying up isn't the same as being whole.

The Father's Love: The Imperfect Hypocrite is a raw chronicle of combat, homelessness, PTSD, and five suicide attempts - and the relentless love of a God who keeps records of what is done in the dark and refuses to let a broken son be erased.

Some stories are about survival. This one is about what happens after survival is no longer enough.

Through these pages you will encounter a mysterious vision of a clock at 10:09, portals that move rather than merely inform, a powerful foreword by James Colton, and two extraordinary letters written from the heart of God to the wounded reader.

This book is for the veteran carrying invisible scars. For the trauma survivor who still wonders if their perception can be trusted. For the one reading at three in the morning, wondering if the foundation will hold.

It will.

You are not alone.

Come in. The cup is made. Nothing in it is tainted.

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