title: Fallen Chains: A Woman's Journey from Bondage to Freedom
author: Samantha Campbell
description: "Fallen Chains: A Woman's Journey from Bondage to Freedom," is a must-read for the woman who feels chained in bondage in areas of her life, or even the woman who is chained, but doesn't know it. It is the author's ability to be transparent and vulnerable that is relatable, and gives assurance that bondage does not have to be a final destination; freedom is available. -Kim Underwood "The strength and vulnerability it took Samantha to pen the words to a story -- HER story -- most all of us women strive so desperately to bury even deeper is nothing short of superhuman -- which it is. Having the pleasure and honor of knowing Samantha personally for a number of years now, I have been consistently blessed, humbled and encouraged by her faith and her trust in the One who is always ready to supernaturally break every chain of bondage so each of us can experience the freedom of His unconditional love. In "Fallen Chains: A Woman's Journey from Bondage to Freedom, Samantha exemplifies living proof that the truth truly does set us free, and because of her, lives -- generations -- will be forever changed." -Danica Trebel
zlib_text: Everything But Freedom
  
  
  by Marion Zimmer Bradley
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  1993
  
  "I did not say that I had no regrets, Jael e," Rohana said, very low, "only
  that everything in this world has its price...."
  
  "So you truly believe that you have paid a price? I thought you told me but
  now that you had had everything a woman could desire."
  
  Rohana did not face Jaelle; she did not want to cry.
  
  "Everything but freedom, Jaelle."
  
  —The Shattered Chain, 1976.
  
  I
  
  "Look," Jaelle cried, leaning over the balcony, "I think they are coming."
  
  Lady Rohana Ardais followed her from inside the room, her steps slowed
  somewhat by pregnancy. She
  
  moved slowly to the edge of the balcony to join her foster-daughter Jael e and
  leaned to peer down from
  
  the balcony, trying to see past the bend in the tree-lined mountain road that
  led upward to Castle Ardais.
  
  "I cannot see so far," she confessed, and Jael e, troubled by the angle of the
  older woman's leaning forward, seized her round the waist and pulled her back
  from the edg