Daddy said she was good for nothing.
Religion said she was a dirty, rotten sinner.
THEY WERE BOTH WRONG.

In the award-winning Don't Disappoint Daddy: A Story of Abuse, Abortion, and Acceptance in the Beloved, you'll walk with a woman who grew up believing love had to be earned and punishment avoided at all costs - even from God.

When abuse and fear warp her sense of worth, religion only deepens the shame__.__ But in the middle of writing her story, God unlocks the truth of who He really is-and who she really is to Him.

Told with unflinching honesty, spiritual insight, and unexpected tenderness, this memoir is more than a recounting-it's a revelation.

If you've ever felt like you had to work for God's approval or hide parts of your story - this is your invitation into an encounter with the One who never stopped calling you Beloved.

What Readers Will Gain from Don't Disappoint Daddy:

• Healing for Deep Hurts
  Readers will feel seen in their pain and begin to understand that their past does not disqualify them from love, purpose, or belonging.
• Freedom from Shame
  The book gently uncovers how shame distorts how we see ourselves and God-and shows how to shed that shame in light of God's true heart.
• A New Lens on God
  Many will be surprised and comforted to learn that God isn't angry, distant, or waiting to punish-but near, gentle, and deeply invested in our healing.
• Relatable, Hopeful Storytelling
  The story offers real-life validation that the journey from trauma to wholeness is possible, especially for those who've believed they're beyond repair.
• Permission to Rest, Not Perform
  Readers will discover that God isn't asking them to earn forgiveness-He's offering restoration freely, inviting them to live from love, not for it.
• A Sense of Belonging
  The book invites readers to a deeper understanding of their identity as God's beloved, not by achieving something, but by simply being who they are.