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Claire Jeune is a high-achieving and outgoing professional known for her courageous and unflinching storytelling. She has shared her personal journey through a narcissistic marriage, infidelity, and divorce while raising three children, offering valuable insights into healing and resilience.

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Shawn Patterson

10/14/2025
10

"Claire Jeune’s Me, God, and ChatGPT: A Survivor’s Guide to Healing After Narcissism offers an unflinching look at her journey through a narcissistic marriage, infidelity, and divorce, all while courageously raising three beautiful children. Her story exposes the presence of narcissism within the church and her deep disappointment with family, yet affirms that while hurt can occur in spiritual communities, healing can also be found there. Through her vulnerability, Claire invites readers to reflect on how faith endures through suffering, how God’s provision often comes from unexpected places, and how the church can better embody Christ’s compassion as a place of refuge and restoration. Read with discernment, grace, and without judgment, this book challenges readers to re-examine what a “faithful Christian life” looks like amid suffering, betrayal, or divorce, without losing love for the church or confidence in God’s enduring plan."

Laurie A

10/3/2025
10

"Claire is a very outgoing and high achieving professional. She comes highly recommended by me. "

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Shawn Patterson

10/14/2025
10

"Claire Jeune’s Me, God, and ChatGPT: A Survivor’s Guide to Healing After Narcissism offers an unflinching look at her journey through a narcissistic marriage, infidelity, and divorce, all while courageously raising three beautiful children. Her story exposes the presence of narcissism within the church and her deep disappointment with family, yet affirms that while hurt can occur in spiritual communities, healing can also be found there. Through her vulnerability, Claire invites readers to reflect on how faith endures through suffering, how God’s provision often comes from unexpected places, and how the church can better embody Christ’s compassion as a place of refuge and restoration. Read with discernment, grace, and without judgment, this book challenges readers to re-examine what a “faithful Christian life” looks like amid suffering, betrayal, or divorce, without losing love for the church or confidence in God’s enduring plan."

Laurie A

10/3/2025
10

"Claire is a very outgoing and high achieving professional. She comes highly recommended by me. "

2 recommendations in total
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