The Price of Love: The Fate of a Woman—and a Warning to the West

• Powerful memoir of Sabatina James, a former Muslim
• Story of escaping forced marriage and choosing Christ
• Reveals the deadly cost of apostasy in Islam
• Exposes the rise of radical Islam and global silence
• Inspiring testimony to the freedom of faith in Jesus

The Price of Love is the harrowing yet hope-filled memoir of Sabatina James, a woman born into a devout Muslim family and promised to a man she did not choose. 

For resisting, she was punished and condemned. For embracing Christianity, she was branded an apostate and sentenced to death. Her journey led from the confines of a madrassa in Pakistan to years under police protection in Europe, exile in the United States, and ultimately the safety of Christ’s love.

With raw honesty, Sabatina recounts her transformation from faithful Muslim to fearless disciple of Jesus, testifying to the suffering, courage, and grace of those who choose Christ at great personal cost. 

She sheds light on the hidden realities of forced marriage, the persecution of converts, and the silence surrounding apostasy in the West.

Her voice is urgent, unapologetic, and piercing—calling out the rise of radical Islam while proclaiming the triumph of Christ’s mercy over fear and violence. 

More than a memoir, The Price of Love is a call to awaken: to recognize the cost of discipleship, the dangers of indifference, and the liberating freedom found in the Gospel.

Sabatina’s story doesn’t just recount events—it ignites courage, stirring readers to live their faith boldly and to stand for truth in a world where silence often seems safer.