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He Smiled in My Face and Kissed Me Like Judas

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He Smiled in My Face and Kissed Me Like Judas is a personal narrative of betrayal, discernment, and healing.

Written from lived experience, this book explores how deception can hide in plain sight — through familiarity, proximity, emotional grooming, and misplaced trust. It examines how manipulation often unfolds gradually, masked as care, concern, or spiritual connection, making betrayal difficult to recognize until damage has already been done.

This is not a story rooted in bitterness, but in awakening. It reflects on the process of recognizing truth, reclaiming one’s voice, and healing without minimizing what occurred.

This book is for readers who have experienced betrayal, emotional grooming, or manipulation and are seeking clarity, reflection, and restoration — not quick answers or surface-level encouragement.

Honest, reflective, and grounded, He Smiled in My Face and Kissed Me Like Judas invites readers to sit with truth, process loss, and move forward with greater discernment and self-respect.

He Smiled in My Face and Kissed Me Like Judas is a personal narrative of betrayal, discernment, and healing.

Written from lived experience, this book explores how deception can hide in plain sight — through familiarity, proximity, emotional grooming, and misplaced trust. It examines how manipulation often unfolds gradually, masked as care, concern, or spiritual connection, making betrayal difficult to recognize until damage has already been done.

This is not a story rooted in bitterness, but in awakening. It reflects on the process of recognizing truth, reclaiming one’s voice, and healing without minimizing what occurred.

This book is for readers who have experienced betrayal, emotional grooming, or manipulation and are seeking clarity, reflection, and restoration — not quick answers or surface-level encouragement.

Honest, reflective, and grounded, He Smiled in My Face and Kissed Me Like Judas invites readers to sit with truth, process loss, and move forward with greater discernment and self-respect.