A vivid and deeply moving account of a life marked by resilience, hope, and a relentless spirit. This book takes the reader on a journey through the tumultuous and inspiring life of a woman who faced adversity head-on and emerged stronger with each challenge.

Eunice’s story begins in the humble streets of Glasgow, where she overcame poverty and the challenges of her early years. Her life’s path is anything but ordinary, taking her from the Franciscan Sisters to becoming Glasgow’s first female turnkey, showcasing her ability to break barriers and redefine societal expectations.

What makes this autobiography stand out is the raw and honest recounting of Eunice’s near-death experiences and her unwavering belief in divine intervention. Her journey is marked by episodes that would have broken many, but Eunice’s faith and determination saw her through terrorist attacks, life-threatening illnesses, and the challenges of marriage and motherhood.

As Glasgow’s first female turnkey and later, in her role at the East Kilbride District Court, Eunice’s career is a testament to her pioneering spirit. The book is not just a narrative of survival; it’s a story of thriving against all odds, fuelled by an unshakable faith and the support of family and friends.

“God Gave A Glasgow Girl Nine Lives” is more than just an autobiography; it is a powerful narrative that resonates with anyone who has faced life’s trials and tribulations. Eunice’s story is a reminder that with hope, faith, and determination, one can navigate the highs and lows of life with grace and courage.