Set in 1970s-era New Orleans, "Sandrine's Letter to Tomorrow" is the disturbingly powerful and uplifting story of a young African-American girl named Sandrine, whose only refuge against a world of poverty, racial discrimination, and parental abuse are the letters she writes to her dead grandmother
Exploring the emotional journey of a divorced mother, this poetry collection delves into her struggles with adversity and her quest for spiritual restoration. Through her pain, she turns to God and His Word, seeking healing in her health, relationships, and finances. Emphasizing the power of faith, she highlights the importance of trusting in God's promises and encourages readers to walk in His spirit, ultimately finding strength and hope in the finished works of Jesus.
Exploring a spiritual journey through adversity, this collection of poetry reflects on the author's quest for restoration in health, relationships, and finances. By seeking God's guidance, the work emphasizes that divine promises can lead to inner healing and transformation. It encourages readers to walk in faith and embrace the teachings of Jesus for personal growth. The author shares a heartfelt testimony aimed at introducing others to Christ or deepening their faith, ultimately conveying that restoration is possible for every broken soul through divine intervention.