The Healing House
Its Powers Discovered Its History Uncovered
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A lovely Victorian home in Hawaii holds the power to heal physical and emotional problems. The builder and first occupant's story of healing begin the series and the effects are felt by future generations. Just visiting the house works its magic. Future generations live in France, Switzerland, the United States and various cities around the world. Each generation continues to visit or live in this magical house.
The Healing House was built for retired missionaries from China. It is inherited by a family whose life is in danger from a drug cartel. They find safety and emotional healing while staying there. Their life takes a turn with a move to Switzerland in fear of their lives. Each time they return to the Healing House they are refreshed and renewed. When cancer, death, and terrorist bombings come into their lives they again seek refuge in Hawaii. The Healing House works wonders for several generations from the 1800s through the 1900s. Filled with Hawaiian and French traditions, the story covers many parts of Europe, China, and the United States.
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Lexie Cooke didn’t know her husband, Stan, was a cheater when she married him. Actually, she didn’t know much about him at all. It had been a whirlwind romance. But when she realizes his lying and manipulation is much deeper than sexual affairs, she understands she needs to escape imminent danger.
With her three children and her best friend, she hides in a vacant house in the hills of Oahu. The house becomes her refuge. Her fears never leave her, but the house possesses a wonderful healing power for them all. Afraid of being found, she moves her family to Europe. Her instincts always lead her back to the house in Hawaii, where she learns of its history and its previous occupants while also discovering her future.
Intense, heartwarming, and full of the culture of Hawaii, China, France, and Switzerland, The Healing House covers six generations of a family, narrating what separates them and what makes them whole again. This novel offers insight into the themes of the power of women, love, and God’s intervention in a person’s life while teaching about following one’s instincts and listening to one’s heart and mind.
About the Author
World traveler, teacher, humanitarian, and speaker, Deborah Revelle earned her BS degree at Samford University and her MA and Ph.D. at Trinity University.
Deborah has many awards and honors including being a Lowell Mason Fellow, and being named the YWCA Woman of the Year. Deborah has also been awarded the International Order of Merit, the International Order of Ambassadors, the International Peace Prize, the Presidential Seal of Honor, the 2001 Woman of the Year awarded by the American Biographical Institute, and the National Register of Who’s Who in the Executive and Professional Edition.
Deborah relishes her experiences more than her accolades.
She is retired and lives in Illinois with her husband. She has two daughters and three grandchildren. She enjoys reading, writing, painting, crafts, scrapbooking, photography, and learning.
Deborah hopes her books are entertaining, inspiring, and interesting.