S.L.I.P

A memoir of hidden wounds, hard-won truth, and the freedom that faith makes possible.

Robin A. Livingston grew up in a home full of love, laughter, and faith - the kind of childhood that felt safe enough to trust anyone. That trust became the very thing that made her vulnerable, when someone she believed she could rely on used kindness as a disguise for harm.

What followed was decades of silence. A stronghold built one lie at a time, until the line between sin and peace blurred so completely that survival started to look like acceptance - a slow, quiet slip into patterns she never chose, but couldn't yet name.

S.L.I.P is Robin's unflinching account of that journey - from a little girl who simply wanted to play with her dolls, through years of confusion, running, and self-protection, to the moment she finally faced the truth of what had been done to her and began the real work of healing. It's a story about how abuse hides inside kindness, how shame convinces us to stay quiet, and how faith can meet us in the wreckage and call us back to who we were always meant to be.

Raw, honest, and deeply personal, this memoir will speak to anyone who has ever mistaken survival for peace - and is ready to find the real thing.

Includes the companion S.L.I.P Reflection Journal, guiding readers through their own process of healing and truth.