Angie Galler Bowen Raises Awareness About People’s Silent Battles in Her Book Saints Codependent Good From Evil

Angie Galler Bowen lived most of her life volunteering and providing social work. With over 25 years of providing service to society, she has met and gotten to know numerous people living varied lifestyles and going through different woes in life. As a psychology professor, she has also earned clinical expertise certificates in cognitive behavioral therapy for numerous disorders such as depression, anxiety disorders, and PTSD.

Her patients’ journeys toward winning over their problems and healing became her source of inspiration and influence to write the psychological thriller “Saints Codependent: Good From Evil.” This book follows three women’s journey to finding their identities after all the evil they’ve experienced messed with their perceptions and beliefs about themselves. Having gone through many extreme adversaries, from domestic abuse to sexual abuse, among many, may have badly bruised them, but they’re never hopeless or weak.

The three undergo a journey of healing and self-realization, where they tap into “doing the Christian thing” and finding clarity in who they truly are and their purpose.

Their stories are dispiriting and heartbreaking. Yet the journey they took toward healing is inspirational and gleaming with hope. “Saints Codependent: Good From Evil” reminds readers that trusting God’s love and mercy will never fail anyone. He will save them from the troubles they’re experiencing, even the unfathomable pain.

Learn, understand, and grow alongside these women in Angie Galler Bowen’s “Saints Codependent: Good From Evil.” Purchase the book on Amazon or Barnes & Noble.

“Saints Codependent: Good From Evil”
Author | Angie Galler Bowen
Published date | July 2020
Publisher | Covenant Books in Murells Inlet S.C. 29576
Genre | Psychological Thriller

Author Bio

Angie Galler Bowen spent most of her life volunteering before she got into writing. For over 25 years, she taught college psychology, social work, and social welfare. She was also on local TV and radio, conducted CEU workshops for peers, and facilitated women’s spiritual retreats and children’s grief groups at a public elementary school. Her experiences fueled her to write the psychological thriller “Saints Codependent: Good From Evil.”

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