Dancing for the Devil

Donewald, Anny

ISBN 10: 1628993650 ISBN 13: 9781628993653

Publisher: Center Point, 2014

Synopsis

Growing up as the daughter of an NCAA Championship-winning basketball coach and a stay-at-home mom, Anny Donewald had a seemingly blessed childhood. Then, at thirteen, one of her father's players sexually abused her, and Donewald embarked on a path toward self-destruction.

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Review

"Dancing "For The Devil "is not an atypical pole-to-the-pulpit memoir, but rather a call to action about how the billion-dollar sex-for-sale industry in America is impacting our culture. Anny Donewald and Carrie Gerlach Cecil grippingly and beautifully illustrate how one woman went from a life of privilege to surviving the underbelly of the sex-industry and ultimately advocating God's grace in places others don't dare to venture."--Brian "Head" Welch, KoRn, Love & Death, New York Times bestselling author of Save Me From Myself

""Dancing For The Devil "is not just a pole-to-the-pulpit memoir, but a call to action about how the billion-dollar sex-for-sale industry in America is impacting our culture. Anny Donewald and her co-author Carrie Gerlach Cecil grippingly and beautifully illustrate how one woman went from a life of privilege to surviving the underbelly of the sex-industry and ultimately advocating God's grace in places others don't dare to venture."--Brian "Head" Welch, KoRn, Love & Death, New York Times bestselling author of Save Me From Myself

" Dancing For The Devil "is not just a pole-to-the-pulpit memoir, but a call to action about how the billion-dollar sex-for-sale industry in America is impacting our culture. Anny Donewald and her co-author Carrie Gerlach Cecil grippingly and beautifully illustrate how one woman went from a life of privilege to surviving the underbelly of the sex-industry and ultimately advocating God s grace in places others don t dare to venture. --Brian "Head" Welch, KoRn, Love & Death, New York Times bestselling author of Save Me From Myself"

Dancing For The Devil is not just a pole-to-the-pulpit memoir, but a call to action about how the billion-dollar sex-for-sale industry in America is impacting our culture. Anny Donewald and her co-author Carrie Gerlach Cecil grippingly and beautifully illustrate how one woman went from a life of privilege to surviving the underbelly of the sex-industry and ultimately advocating God s grace in places others don t dare to venture. --Brian "Head" Welch, KoRn, Love & Death, New York Times bestselling author of Save Me From Myself"

"Dancing for the Devil is a heartbreaking yet powerful memoir about Anny Donewald's incredible journey that takes her from a seemingly perfect life to the darkest realms of the sex industry. Dancing For the Devil brilliantly recounts how Anny came from brokenness and darkness into a life of beauty and freedom through the redemptive power of Jesus. You won't be able to put this book down."--Henry and Alex Seely, founders of The Belonging Co.

"Dancing For The Devil is not just a pole-to-the-pulpit memoir, but a call to action about how the billion-dollar sex-for-sale industry in America is impacting our culture. Anny Donewald and her co-author Carrie Gerlach Cecil grippingly and beautifully illustrate how one woman went from a life of privilege to surviving the underbelly of the sex-industry and ultimately advocating God's grace in places others don't dare to venture."--Brian "Head" Welch, KoRn, Love & Death, New York Times bestselling author of Save Me From Myself

About the Author

Anny Donewald is the founder of Eve's Angels, a Christian not-for-profit organization that ministers the word of Jesus Christ to women in the sex industry. Anny is a sex industry survivor who reveals that no one is immune to sin or salvation. The Western Michigan University alumnus has a B.S. in Family Studies and resides in the Midwest with her two children.

Edition details

• Publisher: Center Point
• Publication date: 2014
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1628993650
• ISBN 13: 9781628993653
• Binding: Library Binding
• Number of pages: 500