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I recently read an amazing and inspirational true story by Lindy Tefft, MS. I think you're going to love it! It's all about how Lindy was raised by controlling parents that demanded perfection, so Lindy thought that she was getting “Mr. Perfect” when she married body building superstar, Greg Tefft. She soon found herself immersed in a crazy world of duplicity, all-consuming competitiveness, violence, greed, and deception. With a life that was a roller-coaster of physical abuse and financial ruin, she crawled through a tunnel of terror that she thought would never end. Forced to reach into the depths of her soul, she finally broke free. Her insightful guidance will inspire others to find hope where there seems to be none. She offers an insightful hand-up to others facing abuse and despair.

Don’t miss this riveting, inspirational true story of personal redemption beyond trauma.

"This is an extraordinary story of personal courage and ultimate triumph over some of humanity's obstacles and betrayals. To take this journey with Lindy - who withholds nothing-is sometimes harrowing, sometimes absurd, sometimes incomprehensibly mean...but ultimately wonderful as we walk with her through too many years of living in the darkness of fear and abuse...to finally emerging into the sunshine of enlightenment, joy, and freedom. It is a truly remarkable story of our times and our culture."

~Jeff Rense, Host of the Nationally Syndicated Jeff Rense Radio Program


"Lindy Tefft's book is simply a literary jewel. It brings an electrifying charge of spirituality that empowers women to break out of the enclaves of silence. The author's revealing life, marked almost since birth by the hand of abuse, shows us how fragile we all can be when faced with fear. Her decisive struggle represents a shining light at the end of the tunnel and hope for all humans."

~Salomon Gill, Movie Producer

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I MARRIED MR. AMERICA

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