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This is a true story about the author's life who named herself Connie. The book is her life's journey with the Lord and His miraculous interventions throughout those years.

She made countless mistakes; however, the Lord, due to His infinite mercy and love, saved her children and her from the horrors of many of those mistakes over and over again. Her book is filled with supernatural experiences-one miracle after another. She believed the Lord wanted it written to increase faith in not only His saved children but also in His abused ones.

The Lord is no respecter of persons (Romans 2:11). The Lord loves us all the same. The Lord intervenes in one's life when one loves Him and has faith. Faith moves our Lord.

In the book, Connie endeavors to demonstrate this truth. Connie loved the Lord with all her heart, soul, mind, and strength. She met Him as a child, and He became to her a mother and a father. As an adult, because of distrustful relationships with those around her, fear caused decisions that warranted a way of escape. That means of escape would, many times, birth a miracle. In other words, many of her decisions would cause a nightmare to erupt in her life. But before the eruption, a miracle would cancel and shatter the nightmare.