christian ghostwriter tell parental alienation story

I am seeking a ghostwriter to assist me with writing a Christian contemporary women's novel. I am able to provide the following to the writer: 25-Page Complete Story Timeline Detailed Character Desctiptions / Analyses Family Tree of Characters Photos Pertinent medical and psychological research Out of this, I am hoping to receive a completed manuscript totaling approximately 80-100,000 words. You, as the Provider, should be comfortable writing on topics such as Christianity (in favor of), troubled children, step-parenting, neglect, and love. You should be willing to send regular manuscript submissions and/or updates so as to communicate effectively through the process. I prefer a Provider to be willing to work closely with me to complete the project, with constant communication, so that we can both be comfortable that the end result of the project is going to be as desired. what do you think of a mother who signs off her rights to her child? Not very highly. I did out of love. My child was being torn in the middle of a nasty custody battle. I felt like Moses mother as I released her. Parental Alienation was unknown to me prior to this trial. My ex was annoyed by the inconvience of driving and visitation schedules and paying any child support. He systematically accused me of all kinds of abuse and did many things to destroy my character. There was no grace for me our my daughter Grace in the judicial system because the attorneys and judges had not heard of parental alienation either. I have a good relationship with my daughter now. She is much more relaxed by not being in conflict. At some point she needs to be able to hear the other side of the story not that my husband and I and her siblings are horrible people The most significant aspect of any child's life is to know that he or she is loved. I would like to tell my story but I believe I need someone that I can render it authentically and poignantly. Most of all in this trial my God I had known as a child growing up in the church was a pretty thought in a fancy box. I had relied on myself as the reason for my success through medical school and other endeavors. This taught me about who God really is and how like Abraham climbing mount Moriah I had to lay Grace down and trust God. I think others in my situation as well as in the legal community could benefit from hearing my st I would like it done fairly quickly because we are now trying to adopt a child from CPS and need to be able to tell the story so they can understand in a nondefensive way