Surviving Religious Abuse is a raw, unflinching, and ultimately empowering journey into the shadows where faith has been twisted into control, and hope has been buried under shame. With a voice that is both vulnerable and unbreakable, Judy Quan shares her personal story of enduring — and escaping — a system that used religion as a weapon. Through heartbreak, resilience, and the slow reclaiming of her identity, she pulls back the curtain on the subtle and overt tactics of spiritual manipulation, offering insight, solidarity, and a path toward healing. This book is not just a memoir; it is a lifeline for anyone who has questioned their worth, their sanity, or their right to walk away from toxic faith structures. Courageous, compassionate, and deeply human, Surviving Religious Abuse reminds us that while abuse may shatter trust, it can never destroy the spirit. Freedom is possible — and it begins with reclaiming your story.