Rusty guides the reader through the heartache of a deeply troubled soul as we journey with her from isolated country life in NSW Australia to USA and Europe. Forced on by a need to survive through years of loneliness into suicidal tendencies. Past the gates of addiction and a terrible sense of hopelessness. Rusty writes, 'The wounds of a damaged soul are hidden. I was bleeding on the inside from a wound no one could heal. When my personal boundaries were broken at a young age, my mind began to fill with sick thinking. Sex on any level was equated with love.' After her miraculous conversion to Christianity, her spirit redeemed but her soul still tormented, we follow the path God lays out towards her healing. The adventures of bible smuggling and the misadventures of failed relationships. The pain of difficult reconciliations. The cost of obedience. Overcoming rejection from her birth family and false accusations from Christian believers, Rusty shares the emotional sufferings of Christ in betrayal. Through her trials, Rustys' inner strength is revealed in her teaching, preaching and writing. Good Things Take Time is an inspiring and encouraging read for anyone who has suffered rejection, abuse and betrayal.