This book is about the journey through a life from the perspective of a person never on the curb to be kicked off of. It's about sadness, depression, and rejection. It's also about triumph, hope, and perseverance. It gives the reader a sense that no matter what they're going through, they can make it too.

The Journey opens the door of a life that started off grim but had improvements along the way. The storyteller rants about her issues with God, men, and life. She struggles to find acceptance and love. She struggles with moving past her past while trying to obey God's rules and laws.

This book comes from an urban background with familiar colloquial language. Some may not initially understand the slang, but if you forge ahead, you can get the gist of what's being said.

Although the journey has some dark moments, there are comical ones as well. You're taken on an emotional roller coaster that you're unsure you'd be able to endure. At some point, you'll realize that you can. There's something in the story for everyone. The Journey is refreshingly honest. The reader may even believe they're part of the story. By the end of this book, the audience will be thirsty for more information. How did things turn out? What's next? Has she made her peace with God?