Healing in Christ's Light from Patterns of Sexual Betrayal

When Jeni Brockbank discovered her husband's pornography use and eventual sexual addiction, she spent years trying to "fix" him—until she learned she needed her own recovery. Drawing on therapy, 12-step programs, and scripture, she offers betrayed wives a compassionate, doctrine-rooted path through betrayal trauma. Organized in three stages—finding safety, honoring grief, and self-refinement—the book covers boundaries, soul-care, personal revelation, forgiveness, and reclaiming your voice. Written specifically for LDS women, it validates their pain and points them to Christ as the true source of healing.

• A raw, faithful voice for LDS women facing the taboo pain of a spouse's sexual betrayal—finally, someone gets it.
• Bridges clinical betrayal-trauma recovery with restored-gospel doctrine, answering "Are boundaries righteous? Is it okay to be angry?"
• Includes "The Letter"—a bold, respectful plea from 58 women to Church leaders for better training.
• Practical tools throughout: boundary templates, soul-care ideas, shifting techniques, and reflection assignments.

Perfect for an LDS wife privately reeling from the discovery of her husband's pornography use or sexual addiction who wants Christ-centered, trauma-informed tools and validation that she is not alone.