It's almost as if author Grace Chapel had the deck stacked high against her from birth-a deck of ungodly evils at the poker table of her life. As a little girl, she was beaten, molested, and raped. As an adult, she was crushed by a divorce after twenty-one years of marriage followed by another heartbreak through infidelity. In 50 Shades of Red, Chapel shares her story. She narrates how plots of vengeance and retaliation flooded her brain daily. To bring the plans to fruition, Chapel needed to totally disconnect from the church and her family. But with her strong faith, could she even consider it, much less be successful? In this memoir, Chapel tells how she was saved by the world's best hero, Jesus Christ, and sealed with his holy ghost. Through her story, she communicates the message that regardless of past guilt and shame, God's love transcends every darkened shade of sin.

Grace Chapel, a Guyanese American, is a US Navy Gulf War veteran who earned an honorable discharge, medals, and ribbons and a NASCAR-certified peer support specialist trained to support veterans struggling with PTSD. Chapel has an itinerant elder background with the AME Church and retired as a senior prison chaplain at Florida state maximum security prisons. She's CEO and founder of Grace Chapel Ministries in Las Vegas, Nevada, providing rehabilitative resources to the homeless population.