A powerful testimony of survival, surrender, and the God who rescues us from the darkest places.

For years, Maria Davila lived buried under rejection, violation, addiction, betrayal, homelessness, and the kind of pain that whispers lies into the soul. Lies about identity. Lies about worth. Lies that convince you the only way out is to give up. But God had another plan.

Suicide Letters is not a book about dying in despair; it's a book about dying to the lies that keep us bound. Through raw storytelling, biblical truth, and deeply personal reflection, Maria reveals how God led her out of bondage and into freedom by confronting twelve major strongholds that once controlled her life.

These letters are not goodbyes to life. They are goodbyes to shame, fear, hopelessness, and the spiritual chains that tried to destroy her.

This book carries a message of hope for anyone walking through trauma, addiction, emotional battles, or painful pasts. Its honest, faith-filled approach makes it a powerful resource for individuals, small groups, women's ministries, and those who are part of recovery programs or prison ministry outreach.

Maria's mission is to bring this message of freedom into recovery churches, rehabilitation programs, and correctional facilities so that every heart, no matter where they are; can encounter God's healing.