Trespassed

by Sonya Visor

A Christian Fiction Novel

Thirty-two days, divorced.

Moving day has arrived for Nadine Parker, but she needs a plan of execution. Nadine struggles to find the strength to break free from the hold of what-once-was with Zane Willibe. After being a couple for sixteen years, thirty-two days of marriage revealed the truth about Zane. And now, the secrets begin to unfold.

There’s a war going on between old and new Nadine. Under the surveillance of her hawk-eye mother-in-law, Nadine is held captive in her role as Zane’s wife. And her mother-in-law has made it her full-time job to keep Zane and Nadine married until death-do-them-part. But Nadine’s mother and father are in the background praying for her to get untangled from the devil’s love triangle.

Will Nadine continue to be Zane’s oxygen, while suffocating in her own cage of guilt? Or will she make the right decision to set both her and Zane free?

305 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 9, 2019

About the author

Sonya Visor writes soul unmasking stories wrapped in truth, delivered in love. When Sonya isn’t writing, speaking, ministering, or on a TruU Zoom, she loves taking in a good book. She enjoys hanging out with her better half and traveling. To contact Sonya about book club discussions via virtual or in-person, visit her online at SonyaVisor.com. Sign up for emails today and be the first in line for freebies, nuggets, and news! #TruU

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Reviews

[Michelle · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story touched on a lot of issues that are faced today . From forgiveness to facing our own issues , it’s impossible to heal from the things we conceal . I thank GOD for his grace and mercy. Love covers a multitude of Sin . I admire those love that was displayed with Tiffany and Nadine parents . GOD was not only their source but their foundation also ,

[Brenda Maxwell · Rating 4 out of 5]

A Good and Godly Read

Zane and Nadine, thrown together by friendship and lust. Held together by an evil woman. Freed from each other by God's grace. One allows God to permeate their soul. The other walks away (but is it for good? Only God and the author know).
Nadine spends a lot of time in her head, sometimes to my annoyance. Sometimes I would get a little lost.
Overall the book is a very good read. It leaves a few loose ends, which could result in a sequel. The author used the scripture wisely and appropriately. The supporting characters were great, minus the evil lady. I guess God's grace can even reach her. Thank you Sonya Visor, your seat mate at #clingconference2019

[Shannan Harper · Rating 5 out of 5]

I walked into this story with no preconceived thoughts, and I was so glad I did. I enjoyed this book to the fullest. The Characters were real with real life situations that truthfully the church needs to start talking about more and take more action. There might be some emotional triggers for some people, but I truly feel that people will enjoy this book. There were several key points throughout the story that centered on being yourself and forgiveness. There were a lot of jaw dropping moments that left me in shock several times. I cannot wait for the next story in this series. The author did an amazing job and I enjoyed the story very much. A wonderful, new, fresh and exciting voice in Christian Fiction readers have been waiting for

[Nichole · Rating 4 out of 5]

Author, Sonya Visor, did a great job, allowing her audience to see what God can do by putting HIM in the center of your life in order to ease shame, pain, and suffering that people will never to seem to understand. The main characters, Nadine and Zane, had deep personal issues that not only caused challenges within themselves but in their relationship…emotional pain, grieve, and hate...wounds that didn't seem to heal. They faced individual family members who wanted to take control of their lives and those that help guide and nourish them with God’s word…food for their souls. While traveling their own rocky roads, Nadine and Zane paths become a little smoother with healing and forgiveness. Great read…a lot of spiritual food for thought.

[LaChelle Weaver · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good story with an interesting premise. It took me a little longer to read because I’m not that well-versed with scriptures, so I had to read certain sections over to make sure I grasped the full messages that were being relayed. Nadine’s journey to self-discovery was relatable in that we all have our own paths to walk and we’re not meant to be in anyone else’s shadow. I don’t know if there will be a sequel because I still have questions or at least would like to see a story told from Zane’s POV. I’d like to know how or if he resolves his inner struggles.

[Venita Alderman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Trespassed
Sonya Visor

This was a good book. A touchy subject that not everyone wants to discuss. This is a very real situation that happens in families, schools and churches. Not everyone is willing to openly say their truths and how a violation has effected their lives and decisions they have made because of it. But in this story the family always goes back and stands on God’s word.

-Venita Alderman Brandon

[Anita L. Roseboro-Wade · Rating 5 out of 5]

Uncovering Truths

This was an amazing story. Zane and Nadine were both trying to put bandaids on their open wounds. Neither realized they needed to heal themselves first. Once the bandaid was removed, the truths started rolling straight out, making one strong and sending the other flailing. Can't wait to read the rest.

[ShayBooks · Rating 4 out of 5]

Trespassed was so full of life lessons, it dealt with many issues that families try to keep a secret and it ends up hurting everyone when those secrets come out. I thank god for a praying family because without them Nadine may have been worse. I loved how they embraced Zane’s sister as there own. We need more people in the world that care for others. Trespassed had several teaching moments also.

[Asha Wade · Rating 4 out of 5]

A good read about love, lust, secrets, lies and redemption. Zane and Nadine have to find their way through all the red tape life has set up. A Controlling mother, interfering family members..... truth, prayer and redemption. Like Nadine told Zane “You can’t wrestle with the demons that know you and win by yourself.
Not giving any spoilers read this book! I recommend it!

[Michelle Myers · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book dealt with a lot of family secrets and forgiveness. I love the way family referred to to the Bible and was always there

[Yvonne Wiggins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Unusual and unpredictable. Not at all what I thought it to be. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I'm so glad I decided to read it. Amazing storytelling that drew me into the characters' lives. Real-life situations experienced by ordinary people every day. Stop falling for the lies, and let the truth be told. A must-read. 👌