Fulton Books author Coretha Davenport, a proud mother, grandmother, and child of God who works as a program manager for Opportunity Partners, has completed her most recent book "Dreams and Nightmares": a gripping and impactful autobiographical tale that follows the challenges experienced by the author throughout her entire life from childhood to adulthood and how she managed to survive it all.
"[My] spiritual faith is stronger than ever," writes Davenport. "At least three times a week, [I am] either engaged in Bible class, church service, or a spiritual women's group. What encouraged [me] to write was the thought that [I] could hopefully inspire others to come out of the darkness and take a stand in the light. There are a lot of young girls who have been scarred in life from either sexual or physical abuse and who need to know that they, too, can speak out and tell their story.
"[I] once was scarred, but now by the grace of God, [I'm] healed. [I have] learned to make peace with [my] past and forgive those who have afflicted pain in any kind of way toward [me]. … The cycle has to come to an end, so why not break that cycle today."
Published by Fulton Books, Coretha Davenport's book is a mesmerizing story that explores how one can use their past hardships to encourage growth and healing in the present through a strong faith in God. Stirring and thought-provoking, Davenport shares her tale in the hopes of helping others in a similar situation make their way towards God's healing graces and find a fresh start.
Readers who wish to experience this captivating work can purchase "Dreams and Nightmares" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes & Noble.
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