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Chamron Phal was a carefree teenager when Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge overthrew Cambodia's capital, forever changing his life.
Almost immediately, Chamron and his family, along with millions of Cambodians, were ejected from their home, herded into the forest, and forced to labor under torturous conditions. With barely enough food to survive, Chamron watched helplessly as members of his family died and countless individuals were dragged from camp, never to be seen again. Yet through each trial and near-death circumstance, Chamron marveled as one miracle after another saw him through.
Eventually daring to risk escape, Chamron journeyed into the unknown, promising God that if he survived, he would serve Him the rest of his life. Would the God he hardly knew spare his life once more?
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Susan Bailey Burke earned a degree in English from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, VA. After thirty-eight years of teaching in public elementary schools, Susan retired and began attending workshops at the Christian Writers Conferences in Mount Hermon, CA, where she was trained in non-fiction writing. She and her husband of fifty years spend time volunteering in ministries. Susan walks daily with her ten-year-old goldendoodle, designs and sews quilts, and has weekly visits with her four young grandchildren.
