Ring of Fire: Transcending Evil ~ A Memoir

by Aleta Green

This book was written to fulfill a promise made many years ago by a young girl whose childhood was spent in hell. While trying to retain her innate goodness, Aleta and her siblings were subjected to horrific abuse at the hands of evil adults, who belonged to a satanic cult located on Vancouver Island.

This is memoir describes her journey into the heart of darkness, and how she healed and became whole with the help of compassionate therapists, supportive friends and her spiritual guides.

450 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 21, 2026

Reviews

[Dawn Erickson · Rating 5 out of 5]

The true stories of peoples lives intrigues me, as so much in the world of fakes and scams. As I was brought up on west Vancouver Island, and always felt safe even after having my own family and my own children could roam when growing up. In later years my feeling worried for not only my youngest but all children in the city. More stories were coming out by the Nineties about Evil Cults in Victoria and will never forget the horiffic missing of children, such as Michael Dunahee boy and my child was close to his age. The lady arthur had such a terrible life, but after reading all, she did very well publishing her story also healing her herself. She will inspire all who reads this book.

[Sarah · Rating 2 out of 5]

I’m very confused about this memoir. I thought the Satanic Panic was proven to be the work of a bunch of over-enthusiastic therapists many years ago. Also, there were a few things that didn’t add up, like rushing to age the personalities for integration just to meet a deadline. The writing style also seemed like it was written by or for children when the content clearly was not child-appropriate. I feel like this was more shock content than memoir.
This was a Goodreads giveaway.

[Ann Arey · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review based off a GoodReads Giveaway