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The Dancer: One Woman's Journey from Tragedy to Triumph
Susan Lee is planting flowers in hell....
...This book will change forever the way you look at the call of Christ on your life. It is a dynamic and honest witness to how a follower of Christ deals with the most debilitating and harsh realities of a fallen world."
--Steve Brown, Key Life Network
"This is a wonderful story about a remarkable woman. Susan Lee was wounded by violence, healed by her loving Father, and fashioned into an instrument of His grace. Sometimes God writes in large script so that others can see clearly. Readers of this captivating, lyrical book will agree that He has done so in Susan's life. He has proclaimed his love through Susan for all who are touched by crime."
--Dan Van Ness, Prison Fellowship Ministries
"I am impressed with The Dancer. I think it is very important to see a victim who goes from the real honesty of anger . . . to genuine compassion. The fact that she places herself before offenders as part of her prison ministry shows the restoration in her life."
-- Don Smarto, director
Institute for Prison Ministries, Billy Graham Center
"Ms. Lees Story is inspiring because its about rebuilding her life from ashes and even in the midst of that hard labor reaching out to pull others with her. . . . From the savage beginning to the quiet, hope-filled dream at the end,Ms. Lee has created a dramatic, page-turning narrative full of grace and power."
--Jaeff Andrus, screenwriter
...This book will change forever the way you look at the call of Christ on your life. It is a dynamic and honest witness to how a follower of Christ deals with the most debilitating and harsh realities of a fallen world."
--Steve Brown, Key Life Network
"This is a wonderful story about a remarkable woman. Susan Lee was wounded by violence, healed by her loving Father, and fashioned into an instrument of His grace. Sometimes God writes in large script so that others can see clearly. Readers of this captivating, lyrical book will agree that He has done so in Susan's life. He has proclaimed his love through Susan for all who are touched by crime."
--Dan Van Ness, Prison Fellowship Ministries
"I am impressed with The Dancer. I think it is very important to see a victim who goes from the real honesty of anger . . . to genuine compassion. The fact that she places herself before offenders as part of her prison ministry shows the restoration in her life."
-- Don Smarto, director
Institute for Prison Ministries, Billy Graham Center
"Ms. Lees Story is inspiring because its about rebuilding her life from ashes and even in the midst of that hard labor reaching out to pull others with her. . . . From the savage beginning to the quiet, hope-filled dream at the end,Ms. Lee has created a dramatic, page-turning narrative full of grace and power."
--Jaeff Andrus, screenwriter
101 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1991
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