This is not just a book—it’s a movement. One Day I Cried, He Delivered Me: An Ode to Black Women is a heartfelt collection of lived experiences, spiritual reflections, and generational truths. Through faith, honesty, and radical self-care, it explores the silent sacrifices, emotional weight, and sacred healing journeys of Black women.

It doesn’t shy away from the hard truths. It’s a trauma-informed, faith-rooted guide that doesn’t preach—it speaks. It’s written by someone who gets it, and it doesn’t demand perfection. Instead, it invites you to rest, reflect, and rise—on your terms, in your timing.

It’s faith-based, but it’s not rigid. It’s written through the lens of a woman grounded in Christian faith who believes in honest conversations with God—not religious performance. The tone is compassionate, liberating, and affirming.

It is written to Black women with cultural specificity and deep care. While others may find value in the insights, the language, tone, and stories are rooted in the lived experiences of Black women who are often unseen and unheard.