In The General's Lady, Charlene Curry recounts all the struggles and challenges of a career Military spouse. While battling daunting social pressures, she experienced living in foreign lands, meeting world leaders, visiting the White House, praying her way through unnamed fears, depression, guilt feelings and grief over the loss of a child. She succeeded by relying on a spiritual power that transformed her life and the lives of countless others who came into contact with her. Readers of this book will laugh and cry and cheer her on as they experience deeper love and respect for the faithfulness of God. Audience: Those women who are married to high-powered spouses climbing the ladders of their careers bear a heavy burden. If they are not successful in meeting the many expectations placed upon them, neither will their spouses succeed. The General's Lady by Charlene Curry is a poignant and inspiring account of one such woman who, by virtue of her growing faith in God, learned how to achieve the delicate balance between supporting her husband and family while retaining her own identity.