Remembering Changes Everything

<p>A secret history drawn from memory . . .</p><p>Ann Willow's debut memoir begins as her life unravels in the late 1980s when the long-buried truth of her childhood resurfaces: incest black magic rituals a tenet of superior bloodline and possibly murder. Life as she's known it is over. With no legal recourse and her 2-year-old daughter's safety at stake Hanna (her name in the book) is forced to flee. But where?</p><p>On May 1 1989 The Oprah Winfrey Show offers a lifeline when Oprah interviews a woman about her life in a Satanic cult. Hanna contacts the show and meets Rachel who introduces her to an underground network promising new identities and a fresh start. Now Hanna faces a choice: search for a place to hide with her daughter in Austin or take Rachel's advice and enter a mysterious world beneath society.</p><p>Embark on a gripping journey where every decision is fraught with danger and the past is never truly buried.<em> Remembering Changes Everything</em> is a powerful story of survival resilience transformation and love. What are the consequences of revealing the truth? Will Hanna's past haunt her and her daughter forever? This is her story.</p><p><strong>CONTENT NOTE:</strong> This book may contain content objectionable to some readers; discretion is advised. For those in early stages of trauma recovery depictions of abuse may be triggering so please lean on your support system. I hope my book will be a source of validation and healing and that sharing my story will inspire you to share yours.</p><p> </p><p><em>Willow's prose remains eloquent throughout even when describing raw harrowing episodes . . . the author reveals herself as a strong woman who's unwilling to succumb to her past.</em> <strong>- Kirkus Review</strong></p><p><em>. . . a timely guidepost for today. Remembering Changes Everything is a memoir to remember.</em> <strong>- Anne Hillerman</strong> NY Times best-selling author of<em> Leaphorn Chee & Manuelito Mysteries</em></p><p><em>I didn't want the words on the page to stop. . . Ann's way of writing is quite riveting and illustrative. Her story stays with you!</em> <strong> - Tracey Anarella</strong> Director/Producer A-Roll Pictures</p><p><em>Willow's vivid descriptions and strikingly straightforward recounting of her life's extraordinary events captivates the reader's mind . . .</em> <strong>- DelSheree Gladden</strong> USA Today Bestselling author of <em>The Aerling Series</em></p><p><em>Trauma teaches the art of silence but in the pages of this book silence is shattered and secrets find their voice.</em> <strong>- Kandyce Walker RN</strong> Trauma Recovery Institute</p><p> </p>