Re- and Me: Life Now with My Little 2-Letter Friend

ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA. 1987. Of all places and times, it was here that Rebecca Swieczkowski as a single mom of two young children, became the victim of a violent crime. Back then and there, racial lines were not crossed, policing and politics predictably followed the good ‘ole boy code, and gossip was rampant.

But what if I told you that the people there were extraordinary—that yes, they were THAT good? Well…most of them anyway.

“An eye opening account of every woman’s worst nightmare. Every victim of sexual assault, police officer, physician, and counselor can benefit from the accounts recorded by Rebecca.”
—John Ritchie, Chief of Police Retired, Alexandria, Louisiana

“Told with suspense and marvelous word images…There is a real message here for women, or anyone, going through a life-changing experience…and how to survive with self-worth and faith intact.”
—Joyce Ward, Educator in Theatre and Dance

Resplendent with strong themes of light overcoming darkness, this very personal survivor story reminds us that God’s grace is sufficient, and ALL our experiences ultimately work together for the good He has purposed.