Woman and the Seven Mortal Sins

Tackling the seven deadly sins and their relevance to the modern woman

Lebanon, Tennessee. – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, June 26, 2018

“Vice Grip presents a refreshing return to a time before the meanings of such stout English words as gluttony and sloth were reinterpreted for political correctness. However, the author takes care to clear away any confusion these older words might cause. . . . Dyer has powerfully demonstrated her gift for straight speaking without placing a guilt trip on readers,”

What are the seven deadly sins? What makes them so deadly? Sara Dyer presents insight on this matter through a woman’s perspective in her book, Vice Grip.

In the book, Dyer defines the seven deadly sins one by one and presents them in a way that makes them relevant to the women of today. She created a guide for self-reflection for women to be aware of themselves because she believes that the first step in winning the battle against mortal sin is the knowledge of which sins are plaguing one’s life.

“Vice Grip presents a refreshing return to a time before the meanings of such stout English words as gluttony and sloth were reinterpreted for political correctness. However, the author takes care to clear away any confusion these older words might cause. . . . Dyer has powerfully demonstrated her gift for straight speaking without placing a guilt trip on readers,” says Donna Ford, a reviewer for US Review of Books.

Rev. O. C. Pringle’s interview with Sara Dyer on Preach the Word Worldwide Network TV, a Christian TV network, can be viewed here.

Vice Grip
Written by Sara Dyer
Paperback | $18.99
Hardcover | $28.99

Book copies are available at LitFire Publishing, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author

Sara Dyer is a director of a church in Akron, Ohio, and a Habitat for Humanity consultant. Before getting her masters in theology, she was an interior designer. She has been teaching the Word of God for over thirty years. She has three married children and is living with her husband, Dan, in Lebanon, Tennessee.

More information about the author and her work is available at www.saradyerbooks.com.