Home in Exile: Where She Uncovered the Freedom to Write Her Own Story
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When Home Becomes Hostile, Where Do You Belong?
Author Liz Matney weaves a courageous and poetic memoir of faith, identity, and resilience across generations. Born in the US but shaped by her family's legacy in India, Liz returns to a homeland transformed by rising religious nationalism. What begins as a visit becomes a harrowing confrontation with betrayal, injustice, and the unraveling of a once-peaceful sanctuary.
Through lyrical storytelling and prophetic honesty, Matney explores the cost of speaking truth, the power of generational faith, and the deep ache of exile-even on native soil.
Home in Exile reveals
- The quiet unraveling of pluralism in modern India
- Betrayal within a legacy of faith and service
- How prayer and perseverance shape identity in exile
More than a memoir, Home in Exile is a call to remember, resist, and restore what is sacred.
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