Sacrifice: A Gold Star Widow's Fight for the Truth Free Audiobook Download by Michelle Black

There is only one word to describe her husband's death: Sacrifice. But when Michelle Black learns that she was lied to, and that her husband wasn't killed by an IED, will she be willing to sacrifice everything to uncover the truth and bring those responsible to justice?

This is a true story about Michelle Black, the widow of Lieutenant Patrick Black - who was killed by a suicide bomber in Iraq in 2004. It chronicles her fight with the military to get them to acknowledge what really happened to her husband.

The book, Sacrifice: A Gold Star Widow's Fight for the Truth by Michelle Black was written to give a voice and provide hope to Gold Star Widows. The author, Michelle Black, tells tales of her experiences as a tragic widow while struggling with pain, guilt and isolation. Brittany Pressley does an excellent job narrating the audiobook and keeps the listener engaged with non-stop emotion throughout the entire book. The book is a tremendous read that will make you think about how much sacrifice is worth in order to find hope in life.

Michelle Black's husband, Captain Michael Black, died in a helicopter crash while deployed. In her grief, Michelle was desperate to find out what happened to her husband in the moments before he went down. Little did she know that this quest would lead her to uncover an unprecedented conspiracy of silence in America's military community.

In Sacrifice: A Gold Star Widow's Fight for the Truth, Michelle Black takes the listener on an emotional journey of martial and mental anguish. The author shares her life story of military service, marriage, and battles with depression and suicidal thoughts as she deals with the aftermath of losing her husband in a training accident. Despite being given an honorable discharge on account of PTSD, Lisa has found herself struggling to be accepted back into civilian life.

Rev. Theresa Danker grew up surrounded by the military. Her father, grandfather and stepfather all served, as did her husband, Marcus Black. When tragedy struck their family, the Gold Star Widow and her two young children moved from their home in North Carolina to New Mexico to be closer to her husband's legacy and the military community he had left behind. Their home was a memorial for the fallen soldiers that attended nearby Joint Base Elmendorf-She will provide listeners with a riveting look at the personal life of one woman who has been tested beyond what most of us can fathom.