Librería Samer Atenea
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Librería Kolima (Madrid)
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How do you find your way back when life has broken every part of you?Charisse Clay thought she had her future figured out. At eighteen, her life was filled with promise, laughter, and love, anchored by the unwavering presence of her mother, Ruth Ann. But when her mother suddenly passes away, everything Charisse believed in begins to crumble.Grief leaves her vulnerable. Fear of homelessness leaves her desperate. And desperation leads her into the arms of her boyfriend, Dale, a man she believes will love and protect her. Instead, his affection slowly twists into control, and the relationship she clings to for safety becomes a dangerous game she never knows how to survive. Love shatters, revealing an abusive and toxic reality where Charisse is forced to navigate emotional and psychological warfare, never knowing when the next blow will come.Just when she feels most alone, a lifeline appears in an unexpected place: a women’s group at the Church of Christ. What begins as a simple gathering becomes a sacred circle, a refuge of shared pain, faith, and understanding. Surrounded by strangers who slowly become sisters, Charisse begins the painful and courageous work of healing. Piece by piece, she starts to rediscover her voice, her worth, and the strength she didn’t know she possessed.Purple Tears: Every Woman Has a Story - Book One: Charisse’s Story is a raw and emotionally powerful journey through love, loss, survival, and the quiet resilience it takes to begin again. Through Charisse’s eyes, readers witness not only the weight of trauma, but the possibility of transformation.Though the women in this series come from different walks of life, they share one undeniable truth: every woman has a story.This is more than one woman’s journey. It is a reflection of what so many endure in silence, a reminder that even in the darkest moments, there is still light. Still hope. And still a chance to rise.
