Being captured by the dragnet of sexual sin is hardly the expectation of any young woman, but certainly not the King's daughter. Tamar's story of incest and betrayal is detailed in 2 Samuel Chapter 13. It began with a bloodline and family history of perversion and moral decline. David's adultery and violence against the house of Uriah was being judged by the visitation of his iniquity upon his children. One of his sons raped his daughter, the other son slept with his concubine and killed his brother. Chaos ensued in the Kingdom of Israel as it does so many times in our own homes. The epidemic encounters with sexual sin and molestation can no longer be ignored by the modern day church because the issue has stormed to gates of the church itself.This book is written to take a detailed look into the precursors which set the stage for Tamar's brokenness. It further addresses the healing necessary for all of the women who share Tamar's story to come out of shadows, shed their shame, and look to Jesus and live!