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Kimberly Yvonne Steele
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2023 SPEAK UP TALK RADIO FIREBIRD BOOK MULTI-AWARD WINNER
2022 RED RIBBON WINNER—WISHING SHELF AWARDS
2022 BEST BOOK AWARD FINALIST for American Book Fest
"An often vivid family saga, centered on a satisfyingly complex matriarch."—Kirkus Reviews
"A compelling family drama. A RED RIBBON WINNER and highly recommended."—The Wishing Shelf Book Awards
"This book did an excellent job of teaching essential life lessons.”—OnlineBookClub.org Review
"An original, thought-provoking, memorable and poignant story of healing from emotional injuries."—MBR (MidWest Book Review) Small Press Book Watch General Fiction
Embark on an extraordinary journey through the segregated South of 1957 with Drunetta Brown, a woman determined to rewrite her story of struggle and heartbreak. Fleeing her shattered dreams and an alcoholic husband, Drunetta takes her children to New York City for a fresh start. There, she finds unexpected allies in Raycie, a talented bar singer, and Rose, a devoted church secretary. As Drunetta navigates the challenges of her new life, her friendships become her lifeline, offering the strength she needs to carve her own path in a changing world. With echoes of "The Color Purple," this raw and emotional tale promises an unforgettable odyssey of healing and resilience
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Critic reviews
2023 SPEAK UP TALK RADIO FIREBIRD BOOK AWARDS WINNER; 2022 RED RIBBON WINNER - WISHING SHELF AWARDS UK; 2022 BEST BOOK AWARD FINALIST for American Book Fest
"An original, thought-provoking, memorable and poignant story of healing from emotional injuries." - MBR (MidWest Book Review) Small Press Book Watch General Fiction
"An often vivid family saga, centered on a satisfyingly complex matriarch." - Kirkus Reviews
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- Cary Towle
- 11-01-22
I love and suggest it.
A great read but be ready to shed some tears, too. The story was engaging, emotional and beautiful.
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- Bryan Berggren
- 11-01-22
Very interesting listen and very easy
A fantastic story so kudos to the author of this book because I can't stop saying how amazing it is
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- Shantay Puffer
- 10-31-22
I love and suggest it.
It was impossible for me to hold back my tears while reading the book. It was a beautiful and painful story. This book is recommended.
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- Mitzi Solis
- 11-03-22
I love and suggest it.
It is the most unusual, smart, snarky collection I have ever enjoyed. I love and suggest it.
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- Gus Karp
- 11-01-22
The narration is wonderful
I love the story, and l fell in love with Drunetta captivating friends and fascinating family. Thanks Author
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- Lanita Dusenberry
- 10-31-22
This audiobook is one of the best
There is a natural backdrop to the story painted by the author. It's a book everyone should read, so I recommend it.
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- Lottina Ridgeway
- 12-28-24
Fantabulous!
It’s the understanding of self and love is healing. Great story. Live, Love and Laugh while you still have life.
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- Timika Jernigan
- 10-31-22
I love and suggest it.
I highly recommend this book. Because every time I read it, I was transported into Druneta's world.
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- Garry Houchins
- 11-01-22
It was a great experience
Druneta emotionally attracted me. The book is being read for the second time and I've never read it before. Recommend it
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- Ty Davila
- 11-03-22
It was a great experience
It was a great experience, I must say. I enjoyed reading your life lessons. Thanks a lot.
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