Are You Addicted or Know Someone
Who is Addicted to Alcohol or Drugs?

Is the Addiction Out of Control?

Here are a few facts that you should know about
drug  addiction that just may save your life or the
life of a loved one.
  • The first stage of drug addiction is to develop a
    personal relationship with the drug of choice.

  • The second stage involves courtship, where the
    addicted person falls in love with the drug.

  • The third and final stage is marriage. At this point the
    drug addicted person is married to their addiction and
    is now inseparable.

  • The greatest danger of any addiction is to be in denial
    of it.

    I was personally addicted to crack-cocaine for a total of 12
    years. For me it was the most difficult time of my life. I tried
    everything to break the chains that held me hostage to my
    addiction, but nothing worked.

    I successfully completed a rehabilitation course with Narcotics
    Anonymous (NA) and within one week of my graduation I was
    once again smoking crack.

    The drug had completely ruined my life. I lost everything that I
    esteemed to be of any value to me. My two houses, my
    automobiles, my family, everything I owned suddenly became
    the property of another.

    The way of escape for me came by way of spiritual help. I was
    instantly delivered of my addiction and have maintained my
    sobriety for the past 13 years.

    My name is Eric Dunbar and I have written the e-Book, "The
    Face of a Demon." to help those who would like to experience
    freedom from their addiction, whatever it may be... You can
    be FREE TODAY!

    The Face of a Demon is a self help book based on real life
    occurences and if you work the principles outlined in this book
    you too, can experience freedom from addiction.
Introduction
         It's 8:30 p.m. in Any City, USA. While most hard working Americans
    are settling in for a quiet evening with their families, neighborhood
    streets are coming alive with action. On almost every corner prostitutes
    solicit their bodies to anyone looking for sex. Less than six blocks away
    a young man lies unconscious in the streets. He is another victim of a
    drug deal gone sour. He is suffering from a gunshot wound to the
    head.     One mile away at the area hospital a young girl in labor sits in
    an emergency waiting room. She cries out in agony, hoping that her
    screams will somehow relieve her pain. She has no family and is all
    alone in her crisis. As the nurses prepare her for childbirth she can't
    help but wonder if her expected baby will be born in good health.
    Addicted to crack-cocaine, she gives birth to a beautiful eight pound,
    six ounce, baby boy. Born with an addiction to crack-cocaine, four
    days later he is diagnosed as a "crack baby."
          On the other side of town what once was a happy family is now in
    disarray. Viewed as a model family by all of their friends, Jim and
    Angela have been happily married for more than fifteen years. There
    was once a time when Jim brought everything he earned home to his
    beautiful wife Angela and their three children. They regularly went on
    family outings and their lives were full of bliss. Now Jim steals
    everything that is not under lock and key away from his family to
    supply his increasing drug habit. His family is destroyed.
          Three houses down there has been a violent altercation.  Nick and
    Lisa have been living together for five years and plan to be married
    soon. They have a two-year-old son Kenrico, who has asthma. As a
    result, all of their extra money, which isn't much to begin with, must go
    towards his medication. An argument arising from a disagreement over
    a twenty-dollar bill has turned deadly. Kenrico needs the money for
    medicine and Nick wants it to buy drugs. Nick and Lisa argue and in
    the heat of anger Nick shoots his girlfriend Lisa because she would not
    give him the money. Lisa dies while Kenrico looks on. His father Nick is
    convicted and sentenced to life in prison. With his mother dead and his
    father incarcerated, and with no other living family members, Kenrico is
    forced to spend his childhood life as an orphan in a state facility.
           These are not scenes from a movie. They are real life
    occurrences that are happening across America daily. Outside of what
    is reported by the news media, people who live sheltered lives have no
    idea that real people like you and me with friends, family, and feelings,
    actually live and die this way.
          This is my story. It is a true story about drug addiction, its victims,
    and the living entity that controls the lives of millions of people. I know
    that this entity is real because I have seen his face. I was in a
    relationship with him for several years and now I understand the way
    he operates. I know that he sets up relationships in much the same
    way as we do.
          The first step to the beginning of a life of misery is the
    acquaintance. A one on one relationship, which leads to courtship, and
    finally the marriage, follows this. In any type of relationship with the
    drug demon your freedom of choice is non-existent. The drug demon
    takes complete control and he alone sets the agreement and
    standards of the marriage.
          In America most marriages are based on Christian morals and
    values. Therefore, as a whole we view marriage as a life long
    commitment, a commitment that is binding until one partner dies. In a
    marriage with the drug demon, only one partner ever dies, and you're
    that partner!
          This book is designed to help those who are seriously pursuing
    freedom from this demon. I have concluded that he is a relentless
    enemy, but he can be overcome. However, he can only be overcome
    provided there is knowledge of his strategies. I consider myself
    fortunate to have lived with him and remain alive with my sanity still
    intact, and also to be afforded the privilege of telling my story of how I
    escaped his prison camp.
          If you or someone you know is addicted to drugs, the knowledge
    contained in this book will certainly be of value in the quest for
    freedom. For those who have lost loved ones to this enemy there is
    hope and comfort in these pages.
The Face of a Demon
By ERIC DUNBAR
e-Book Price: $7.50
251 Pages
1.74 MB
.pdf Format

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