The Princess In The Harlot: Book 2 In The Princess Series

By Sandra Lott

The Princess In the Harlot is a story of discovery. Sarah David never really knew what it was like to be part of a family or to be wanted and loved. Street life and prostitution were all she ever knew and the only way she had of supporting herself. Little did she know that deliverance was coming and a divine appointment was

• Language: English
• Publisher: Your New Life Ministries LLC
• Release date: Jul 10, 2023
• ISBN: 9781088208977

Sandra Lott

Sandra Lott was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, with one sister and two brothers. Sandra loves the mountains, making candles, and jewelry. She is the author of Jeremy's Journey, Deep Waters Within, A Princess in Waiting, Ride the Wind, and more. She has also written children's such as, The Wind Has a Voice and How Did He Get in There, Molly's Journey to Forgiveness, and more. She has written over 34 books to date and began writing poetry as soon as she was saved in June 1998. The Lord gave her, her first book to write right after her son was killed. Writing was not something she sought out. She poured her heart into time spent with the Lord in order to allow Him to heal her heart and the name of her first book was birthed in her spirit along with the chapters and what it was to be about during a devotion time. It was called: God's Love; ironically enough, with all that she was going through, God's love was exactly what she needed. She is passionate about studying the Bible. She has taught Sunday school, and Bible Study Groups, and has been actively serving in her present church, served in the Celebrate Recovery Ministry, and Homeless Outreach. Sandra was also interviewed on radio shows such as Golden Life Living and WMAP Radio (World's Most Amazing People based out of New York), the Bill Martinez show and a Fox Radio show called the Kim Kennedy Show. She is a devoted mother of 2 sons (Tim & Gerald Ray), Gerald Ray the youngest, has gone on to be with the Lord due to a car accident. Through the death of her youngest son at the age of 16, a rocky marriage to an alcoholic and the abuse that came with that, and other overwhelming trials, she has drawn close to the loving arms of the Father. Experiencing God's unconditional love as He held her heart in His hands, has created a passion in her to help others grow in their understanding of and receive God's love and grow spiritually. She has the heart to help hurting women discover the princess in Christ that they truly are and overcome abuse. She teaches on topics to help you reach spiritual maturity, persevere through the hard times, and how to reach your destiny in Christ!

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Prologue

The Princess In the Harlot is a story of discovery.  Sarah David never really knew what it was like to be part of a family or to be wanted and loved. Street life and prostitution were all she ever knew and the only way she had of supporting herself. Little did she know that deliverance and a divine appointment were coming, and she would meet the Father who would never leave her nor forsake her but show her His unconditional love and she would discover her true identity as a child of God; a Princess.

We all have our stories of feeling rejected, abandoned, and not loved at one time or another in life.  That comes from other people and how we perceive it is not always how it was meant.  At other times, it comes from issues from within their heart that still needs to be dealt with and healed by the Lord. 

You cannot truly give love or receive it when you have a heart filled with the brokenness that comes from past issues. The Lord can heal you of every broken area in your life and heart but you need to call on Him and ask; invite Him in.  The promise of your broken heart being healed is a promise, The Lord is near to those who have a broken heart and saves such as have a contrite spirit. (Psalm 34:18).

Sarah had come to believe that she was not meant to be happy or to be loved; only to be used.  Life had taught her that but God wants to change her perspective.  Sarah had been abandoned by her parents at a young age and abused in foster care.  At a young age, her belief system was formed not expecting anything different.

Has life’s circumstances taught you that being hurt, used, and abused is all that is meant for you as well?  God wants to change that for you.  God loves you unconditionally and wants to heal all that is broken with you.  The Lord has appeared of old to me saying: Yes, I have loved you with an everlasting love; therefore with lovingkindness, I have drawn you." (Jeremiah 31:3)

Mankind may have torn and broken you but God wants to build you up again.  Again I will build you, and you shall be rebuilt, O virgin of Israel. (Jeremiah 31:4)

Other people saw her and looked at her as if she were trash but the Father saw beauty, and as His special treasure; His princess.  Even her name denotes her true identity.  In Hebrew Sarah means princess and her last name, David, means beloved.  Will Sarah finally find the Father and His unconditional love?

Will you receive His love and healing? All you have to do is ask.

You are altogether beautiful, my darling; there is no flaw in you.

(Song of Solomon 4:7)

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Abandoned

Sarah David was a beautiful little girl with long blonde hair; everyone adored her.  She was four years old and lived a happy life at first. 

Her father worked and her mother stayed at home.  They had a cute little house in a quiet neighborhood in Austin, Texas.   Then John and Shari Carlson moved in next door and everything changed.

They seemed like a nice couple at first, and Sarah’s parents liked them a lot.  They didn’t have any children yet, John Carlson didn’t want any.  He said they would cramp his style and was not yet ready to settle down. Shari Carlson secretly kept hoping that she would get pregnant.

Little did Tom and Marsha, Sarah’s parents, know that the Carlsons loved to throw parties, and at their parties were all sorts of alcoholic drinks, marijuana, and other drugs.

The second weekend after the Carlsons moved in, they threw a party and invited Tom and Marsha over. They were completely surprised at what they saw and tried to act as if they were having a good time.  Neither one drank anything or used any drugs.  They mingled and then made an excuse to leave due to trouble with their babysitter.

But months went by and they kept going to the parties and little by little, they began drinking to fit in, justifying their actions to themselves.  It wasn’t long after that that they began using drugs as well.

Marsha was feeling guilty and after one party she told Tom, We have a little girl and we cannot keep doing this; we have to think of her.

Oh, there is nothing wrong with having a little fun on the weekends.  I still go to work.  I deserve to have some fun now and then. Tom replied.

But slowly things changed.  The more they drank and the more they got high, the more they wanted it.  The nightly parties