What happens when survival is no longer enough-but healing feels impossible?

In INNOCENT, Zulma shares her raw, unfiltered journey through abuse, addiction, incarceration, loss, and deep personal unraveling-and the quiet, sacred work of becoming whole again. This is not a story of overnight miracles or polished redemption. It is a story of grace that meets you where you are and calls you forward, even when the road back feels uncertain.

From a jail cell where she believed her life was over, to the slow rebuilding of identity, motherhood, and faith, Zulma invites readers into the interior work of healing-the kind that happens when no one is watching. With honesty and restraint, she writes about forgiveness, shame, self-betrayal, and the grace of a God who refuses to define us by our worst moments.

For anyone who has ever wondered if they've gone too far, messed up too badly, or missed their chance to begin again-especially women and mothers carrying the weight of regret, responsibility, and quiet hope. This book does not offer formulas or easy answers. Instead, it offers companionship, truth, and the reminder that innocence is not something we earn-it is something we are given.

INNOCENT is:

Where mercy interrupts the belief that it's too late.A story of grace that meets you where you are and calls you forward.A true story of peace finding a woman in the middle of her chaos.