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by Nanette T. Friend (Author)
Defining Truth is the first memoir in a series depicting the true story of a woman's personal and literal prison. With over 2.3 million people suffering behind bars in America today, and that number multiplied of their families and loved ones, Defining Truth is a genuine and heartfelt account of the author's search for truth, hope and promise of a devoted God while incarcerated within a Women's State Prison. Often compared as the Christian version of "Orange Is the New Black" (Random House Publishing, 2008), Defining Truth portrays the detailed and graphic accounts of hard-core prison life; however, the pain, suffering and fear are far outweighed by the comfort, love and faithfulness of a loving Father.
Author Biography
Nanette T. Friend-Miller An Honors Graduate of Central Ohio Technical College, Ms. Friend-Miller lives in Reynoldsburg, Ohio with her husband, Daniel Miller and their nephew, M.C. A mother of 4 children and grandmother to 14, Nanette has been interviewed on Christian Television and has been an invited speaker to numerous Christian engagements and events. A former inspirational columnist with four distinctive newspapers, she currently volunteers and occasionally teaches a women's Bible study at a local county jail. A former mentor for teenage girls in a juvenile court-ordered 13-week program entitled "Rites of Passage," Ms. Friend has also served as manager for a Christian-based youth center "The Rock," always encouraging and bringing the Good News to many at-risk teenagers. Ms. Friend is a published Contributor to the Christian-based 365-day devotional, "Stories of Faith and Courage from Prison" (AMG Publishers, 2012) as well as the book "Life Changing Miracles" (Bethany House, Sept. 2017). Within the pages of these manuscripts, Nanette portrays insight into her true story of the many blessings, miracles and redemption that only a faithful God can provide - in a place no one could ever imagine.
