ASIN:
B08DC1P8MY
Adrienne
Kelly, pen name, Adrienne'Quinn, is a practicing Acute Care Nurse Practitioner
in Atlanta, GA. Adrienne's childhood included being raised by a single mother
and growing up in a small town with a large, close-knit maternal family who
heavily influences her upbringing and writings. She is a mom two a boy, Joziah
and girl, Azariah. She is the CEO and founder of Gifting Love LLC, an
organization that focuses on holistic mentoring through the use of spiritual
and emotional education, as well as therapy services for adolescent girls.
Adrienne started her therapy journey years ago and has become an avid supporter
of counseling services.
About The Book
How often do you find yourself wondering why the same outcomes in relationships, be it familiar or personal, continue to happen to you? When is the last time you caught yourself feeling as if there was something missing? Or something more to life than your current predicaments? When was the last time you had a negative thought about yourself, that you could not comfortably say aloud because society would judge it by their skewed standards? Or how about a time when you felt defeated but had to keep moving forward for the sake of image or responsibility? In Adrienne ‘Quinn’s new book, every page answers, provides depth, and context to the above questions.
Excerpt
Life is a
slideshow full of relationships. The journey we experience with our parent,
children, brother, sister, friend, teachers, strangers, significant other, and
spouse are all relationships in which we learn to exist and navigate life. The
people gifted to us by blood were, in some realm, ordained by God to guide and
influence our life experiences. These life experiences do not always present as
the most favorable or positive; however, they are a part of our story.
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Guest Post What Inspired Me to Write My Book
I remember in middle school delving into the narration of a
fiction, dramatized teenage soap opera novel. It was a really good read! Well,
at least my fellow middle school friends told me it was, after the wide-ruled
notebook paper held together by staples at the seams was passed around and
returned to me crumpled from the many eager hands that read it. I have always
loved to write and knew I was a decent writer. I knew author would be added to
my list of titles someday and this year I placed it on my vision board. I wanted
my first book to include the prayers I had journaled for several years.
The journaled prayers were not “church devotional prayers”.
They were cries for help, in all the years I felt lost and as if something were
missing out of life. Prayer after prayer was me pleading for peace throughout
the years that I failed to live intentionally. Yet, I did not want it to be a book about
prayers or too religious that it would not be relatable to the readers. I
wanted to relay the message that God belongs to all of us, even when society
tells us we have gone too far for him to rescue us. Even when we do not speak
poetically in prayer. Even when we only know a few bible verses, he will always
come to our rescue if we call out to him in whatever language we use.
I started therapy a little over 2 years ago. At the
beginning of that therapy journey there were several things that I had endured
and chosen in life that I was embarrassed about and too afraid to share. I
remember reading one of my journaled prayers in a therapy session and my
therapist’s response that I should share my prayers, was confirmation about completing
the book. Therapy is something that has worked so well for my overall mental,
emotional, and spiritual growth. I wanted to share that with the world. My
journey of self-awareness was the basis and inspiration for my first book, Through
Healed Lenses: Lessons of growth through relationship reflections.
Thanks for the feature.
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