Three for Him

By K.T. Rome

Three for Him is about God above the courts! A mother sees God's mini miracles and answered prayers as she does what she has to do to protect her little girls. The story inspires women and girls to know there is light at the end of the tunnel in such tough circumstances. Sometimes we go to court like Moses Going again and again to the pharaoh saying "Let my children go." Sometimes we are like Job praying for our enemies knowing God is above all losses or fears. This story is an inside look at the influence of Child Protective Services, court assigned therapists psychologists, district attorneys, judges, and lawyers over victims' lives as well as perpetrators. Even better, it's about God's influence above families and institutions. The exciting thing about the story is the way sadness is turned to gladness by God. God gives these three girls more than they asked or even imagined! This is the ultimate Christian fiction love story of all time! Throughout the story, there are proofs of scriptures like "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me" (Philippians 4:13), and "All things work together for good for those who love the Lord and are called according to His purposes" (Romans 8:28).

• Language: English
• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Jun 19, 2019
• ISBN: 9781645155034

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Three for Him

K.T. Rome

ISBN 978-1-64515-194-4 (paperback)

ISBN 978-1-64492-161-6 (hardcover)

ISBN 978-1-64515-503-4 (digital)

Copyright © 2019 by K.T. Rome

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods without the prior written permission of the publisher. For permission requests, solicit the publisher via the address below.

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Table of Contents

Saddest Story

Background

The Ugly

God’s Mini Miracles Continued And Business with Larry the Realtor

The Sad Christmas Turned Miraculous

At Their Public School

The CPS Doctor in Court

The Child Protective Services or the Child Perpetrator Services

The Psychologist Witnesses

The District Attorneys

The Judges

The Threat

The Last Lawyer Meeting

Gladdest Story

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13

Chapter 14

Chapter 15

Chapter 16

Chapter 17

Chapter 18

Chapter 19

Chapter 20

Chapter 21

Chapter 22

Chapter 23

Chapter 24

Chapter 25

Chapter 26

Chapter 27

Chapter 28

Chapter 29

Chapter 30

Preface

Take my life and let it be consecrated Lord to Thee

— Francis Ridley Havergal

When I retired ten years ago, I wrote my life story as an ordinary person with strong, ordinary childhood; teen years; marriage; mistakes; careers; children; lessons of life; and love of God.

Now I sit in my living room looking at a family photo and thinking of what all God gave to me that mattered.

Thank you, Lord, for saving my soul.

Thank you, Lord, for making me whole.

The Lord gave me loving relatives who taught me about Him and loving teachers to want to please. All the awards and trophies and success through school and careers were fun and great, but sharing life with God and family is what’s important.

My two beautiful daughters were such an all-time great gift from God. I wanted children so badly that I had artificial insemination to have them. I wouldn’t recommend that now but nor would I ever regret my beautiful girls whom I’ve adored since birth. Mira and Alicia were darling girls loved by all, and now they are lovely ladies.

Then, God plopped Roger down into my life from Colorado. Now that was twenty-eight years ago and he’s still my favorite man in the world, so good to me and so good to my children.

It was shocking to me that God would give Roger and I a son in my forties! God is good all the time!

My son grew in favor and stature with God and man. I love him so much too.

My years as teacher in every grade level, as principal, and as owner in a day care center on the side when my girls were young, all climaxed for me, when at last, my daughters graduated from college and married wonderful Christian men, now thank you God!

And now my son has also graduated and married my sweet Christian daughter in love! God is truly blessing us again! Mira and her husband have been blessed with our wonderful grandchildren. Such answers to prayers that God has given to us.

I am too grateful for words. When we all see Jesus, what a day of rejoicing that will be!

Christian Fiction

Visalia, California

1985–93

Setting and Characters

Characters:

Katrina – Mom

Mira and Alicia – children

Jeff – Perpetrator

Larry – Realtor

Neighbors:

Marilee Lisa

Laura Deni

Ann

Christine and Jenny

Roger

Roger’s Parents

Settings:

Home

Day Care

School

Courtroom

Office

Beach

Tennis club

Poolside

Ship deck

Houseboat

Other Characters:

Cindy

Doctor

Pastor

Police

Dena

Brother

CPS worker

Three lawyers

District attorneys

Psychologists

Daycare director Dede

Saddest Story

Scene I

Background

Childhood

Katrina’s grandpa was a preacher. Grandma Rose and her aunts and cousin babysat her and taught her about Jesus.

Her neighbor Mrs. Sprague was her Sunday school teacher. Also her friend, Patty’s mom, taught them at a small Mennonite Church near home. They went to Hartland Christian Camp in the nearby mountains. Katrina loved the songs and prayed to Jesus.

In seventh grade, Katrina’s neighbor Connie and she read the Bible together. They attended Connie’s Pentecostal church in a nearby town.

In eighth grade, Katrina was worldly and vain enough to ask the Lord not to come until after eighth grade awards. Her aunt Arie gave her a white Bible.

High School

Katrina loved high school. Her older brother introduced her to everyone. Her principal, a friendly Christian, inspired the students from the podium at weekly prep rallies. Later, when Katrina was a principal in Colorado he was mayor of her small valley town in California. There were bumper stickers that read From Visalia With Love. Trash cans had signs Don’t throw it down in our town.

Katrina went along with friends trying out for the all school show. She ended up with the lead role in Shy Guy. She was elected as California Scholarship Federation president, as song leader, then as student body secretary. She was number one on the tennis team, and her boyfriend was a top athlete in the school and top golfer in the town. He had a great sense of humor.

Her dad let her date at sixteen. One night, preparing for a date at the drive-in movie, she put a hot chocolate thermos and bag of popcorn by the door. She added a blanket. Her mom said to put it back before Dad saw it. She honestly