How To Heal From Emotional Trauma
Some books are written from imagination.
Mercy was written from my soul.
When people ask me, “Why did you write this book?” I pause—not because I don’t know the answer, but because the answer is layered. It's about heartbreak, healing, silence, faith, and the quiet courage it takes to begin again.
Today, I want to share the heart behind Mercy, because this book wasn’t just written for bookshelves—it was written for women like you.
💔 It Started with a Scar
Years ago, I went through a season that cracked me wide open.
Not in a dramatic, public way—but in that quiet kind of suffering that no one sees. I carried guilt for choices I couldn’t undo. I wore shame like a second skin. And worse—I didn’t believe I had the right to feel better. I thought strength meant hiding pain and staying silent.
But silence was stealing me. That’s when I started writing—not because I had answers, but because I needed to breathe.
✨ Writing Was My Healing
Mercy began as a journal entry. One sentence turned into a paragraph. The paragraph became a chapter. Before I knew it, I had created a woman who was wrestling with everything I couldn’t say out loud.
She wasn’t perfect. She made mistakes. She loved deeply and suffered quietly. But most of all—she learned how to forgive.
As I wrote her story, I realized I was also writing my own.
Mercy isn’t just the name of a book.
It’s what saved me from the pain I didn’t think I could escape.
📘 Why I Knew This Story Needed to Be Shared
I almost didn’t publish Mercy.
I was afraid it was too honest, too raw.
But the moment I let a close friend read it, she cried. Not because the story was sad—but because it felt like someone had finally put her feelings into words.
That’s when I realized this story wasn’t just mine.
It belonged to every woman who:
Has forgiven others but not herself
Has smiled while secretly feeling broken
Has held her breath through hard seasons
Needs to know she is still worthy of love
💡 What Mercy Offers You
I didn’t write Mercy to preach or to teach. I wrote it to sit beside you, like a friend.
Inside, you’ll find:
A relatable story of redemption and renewal
A reminder that mercy isn’t weakness—it’s strength
A mirror to help you see yourself with more compassion
The courage to believe healing is possible—even for you
🌿 If you're carrying guilt, shame, or fear—Mercy might just be the message you've been waiting for.
📖 Ready to Begin Your Own Healing?
Whether you read it all in one night or a few pages at a time, I hope Mercy speaks to your heart the way writing it spoke to mine.
👉 Click here to read a free excerpt from Mercy
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And if you’ve already read it—thank you. Your courage to feel and heal gives Mercy its meaning.
💬 Final Thoughts
We all have chapters we’d rather not read aloud. But what if those pages—the messy, painful, unpolished ones—are the most important part of our story?
That’s what Mercy is really about.
Not perfection.
Not pretending.
But finding the beauty in what we’ve survived.
So if you’re wondering why I wrote Mercy—it’s because I knew someone else needed it, too.
Maybe that someone is you.
💬 What Readers Are Saying About Mercy
"I didn’t expect a book to break me open and put me back together, but Mercy did that. I saw myself in every chapter."
— Danielle T.
"It was like the author was writing directly to my heart. Mercy reminded me that I'm allowed to begin again."
— Rebecca A.
"Raw. Real. Redemptive. If you’ve ever felt lost, Mercy will help you find your way back to yourself."
— Anonymous Reviewer
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Next Chapter: Chapter 3
5 Life Lessons From Mercy Every Woman Needs To Hear
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