Donna Batt Unfolds Her Second Book; a Christian-Based Story That Touches on the Issue of Domestic Violence

“Glacier House” is a sequel to Donna Batt’s first book “Glacier Highway.” This time around the story evolves with Jake Julion the brother of a military veteran and Homeland Security Agent Zack Julion. Similar to the first book, it is Christian based, so the values of Christians were incorporated into this work of art.

“Jake was with his brother when they took down part of a human trafficking ring. He realized that the victims had a difficult road ahead trying to have any semblance of a normal life. A dream was born of creating a place for victims to help them learn skills so they might be able to reunite with their families and succeed. Jake set about the task of turning an old school into a place of safety, love, and growth. His family and friends are great support and help, then God brought Trish into his life. She was leaving a domestic violent relationship and solace. Would they both find something more?”

The author hopes that it will be a better idea for people to read as the issue of domestic violence has been featured in this piece. Check out the last page of this book, where readers can find some resources for identifying domestic violence and places to get help.

This worth-to-read book is a must to share with family and friends and should not be missed to read the first book of Donna Batt entitled “Glacier Highway: Book I.”

Book copies are available at https://donnabattbooks.com/order/ or Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/1960224379/) and other online book retailers.

Glacier House
Written by Donna V. Batt
Published by Proisle Publishing Service
Published date: March 25, 2023
Paperback Price: $12.50
Kindle Price: $3.99

About the Author:

Donna V. Batt retired from her mental health counselling practice in 2021. She reports she loved the job because she was able to walk with people during difficult times and watched them learn to blossom. Donna lives in Idaho. She has 10 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Her hobbies include working in her 1-acre yard, reading, traveling, and spending time with friends. She reports the most important thing in her life is her faith. "It has gotten me through some pretty rough times and made the good times better. It helps me look forward to seeing my husband in heaven when I get there.

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