A great aunt who stepped in and showed the love of God to Candace Wright, an infant girl, laid a foundation for her life. But would this foundation be enough to withstand growing pains this baby would experience over the decades of her life? Candace witnessed love through the arms of her great aunt who was devoted to her family and her God. But would these daily sacrifices and life lessons be a shield from the real world? It's all in the "The Tea I Spilled."
Candace's life began in a cherished old ancestral home, cramped and crowed with all the generations raised together. This home was built to weather the times of change. Losing her mother to a drug addiction initiated by someone who claimed to love her, made it hard to trust those around her. Go with her through Jealously, hatred and spitefulness from close family members which led to betrayal, an unraveling secret, and hurt. It's all in the "The Tea I Spilled."
Everyone thinks all a child needs is shelter, food, and love to grow up happy. Is this true or a hopeful wish? With nowhere to turn, Candace leaves the family home and realizes she must teach herself the game and learn from her careless mistakes. A young Candace, still not aware of her worth and value as a woman, wondered how she would get through depression, suicidal ideation, and verbal abuse. Already young, hurt, and lost, how will she overcome the unexpected turns her life had taken. It's all in the "The Tea I Spilled."
There are two sides to every story: my story, their story, and the truth.
Genre: Mystery
Candace's life began in a cherished old ancestral home, cramped and crowed with all the generations raised together. This home was built to weather the times of change. Losing her mother to a drug addiction initiated by someone who claimed to love her, made it hard to trust those around her. Go with her through Jealously, hatred and spitefulness from close family members which led to betrayal, an unraveling secret, and hurt. It's all in the "The Tea I Spilled."
Everyone thinks all a child needs is shelter, food, and love to grow up happy. Is this true or a hopeful wish? With nowhere to turn, Candace leaves the family home and realizes she must teach herself the game and learn from her careless mistakes. A young Candace, still not aware of her worth and value as a woman, wondered how she would get through depression, suicidal ideation, and verbal abuse. Already young, hurt, and lost, how will she overcome the unexpected turns her life had taken. It's all in the "The Tea I Spilled."
There are two sides to every story: my story, their story, and the truth.
Genre: Mystery
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