About The Book
About the Book
She Is My Daughter: He Is His Son
She Is My Daughter: He Is His Son is a deeply personal account of family, faith, and the long-term effects of choices made within a household. Luna Verner writes with honesty about her experiences as a wife, mother, and believer, showing how patterns passed through generations can shape lives in unexpected ways. Her story highlights the importance of communication, responsibility, and awareness in raising children who grow into strong adults.
This book gives readers an intimate view of how relationships within a family can either build or damage trust. It reflects on the weight of silence, the consequences of neglecting open dialogue, and the value of spiritual grounding when facing difficult realities.
Luna’s writing is not presented as perfect answers but as a lived experience. She shares her successes and failures with equal candor, offering both warning and encouragement. Through her transparency, readers are reminded that strength can be found in faith, that healing is possible even after years of brokenness, and that awareness of past mistakes can lead to better choices for future generations.
She Is My Daughter: He Is His Son is a reflection on parenting, marriage, and the lasting influence of faith and perseverance.
About the Book
50 Years of Marriage Blind and Bound: Deception by Manipulation
In 50 Years of Marriage Blind and Bound: Deception by Manipulation, Luna Verner shares a deeply personal account of what it means to live half a century under the shadow of control. Her marriage looked ordinary from the outside, yet behind closed doors, she was left pleading for the smallest gestures of love and connection. Affection became conditional, decisions were shaped by another’s dominance, and her own voice was slowly silenced.
This book does not read like a manual, nor does it aim to instruct through theory. It is a testimony written from lived experience, shaped by years of reflection and faith. Luna traces the subtle and often overlooked patterns that strip away dignity and self-worth. She writes candidly about the moments she felt reduced to less than herself, and about the grace that finally lifted her from a posture of begging to a stance of strength.
Her account will speak to those who have questioned their own value within relationships, those who have seen control disguised as love, and those seeking affirmation that life can be rebuilt. Rooted in spiritual insight, this book is a reminder of personal worth and the courage to live aligned with God’s truth.
