“My marriage and family were shattered in ways I never imagined, and I was sure it was the end of our happiness. That lie, and others like it, were among many that threatened me every day. But not forever. Eventually, I learned to stop fighting reality, embrace acceptance, and take brave steps forward, and you can too.
In my book, ‘When Betrayal Makes You A Single Mom,’ I share relatable challenges that threatened to consume me and the practical steps I took to bring hope and a renewed future into my home.
Betrayal and single parenting may feel like the end of your dreams, but it isn’t! An entirely new chapter is coming. You will be whole again, and it’s going to be beautiful.“
—Kim Breuninger, on why she wrote her book When Betrayal Makes You a Single Mom
About When Betrayal Makes You a Single Mom
Being deceived by the man you believed you could trust feels like a punch to the gut. Immediately, the life you’ve built has shattered. Disappointment, anger, and heartbrokenness fill the void he left. You want to shield your children and help them process their hurt, while you get your bearings.
In When Betrayal Makes You a Single Mom, author Kim Breuninger recounts her ex-husband’s sudden desertion and how, as a newly single mother, she worked through the aftershocks left in his wake: shame, loneliness, financial insecurity, and loss of a dream. As Kim’s story unfolds, you’ll gain the resources needed to grieve your losses so you and your children can bravely enter your next chapter.
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About Kim Breuninger
“Everyone has a story. We’re all looking for something more. We all need help to get there.”
Recently retired from 30 years of full-time ministry to women, Kim Breuninger identifies as a personal growth enthusiast and is committed to encouraging others as they move toward spiritual and emotional character development. In addition to writing, Kim loves teaching dance fitness at her local gym and engaging in deep conversations over tea. She also can’t resist a chocolate chip cookie.
Kim and her husband Dave joyfully raised their blended family of five children and are overly attached to their 11 grandchildren. They currently live in the Pacific Northwest and take advantage of all the biking, hiking, and year-round sports the outdoors has to offer.
