Breaking, Healing, Becoming

By Dr. Keresha Harriott Ph.D.

Some books teach. Some books testify. And some books do both at the same time. This manuscript belongs to that rare
category. It does not present healing as a neat, linear process. nor does it pretend that spiritual strength erases human pain. Instead, it offers something more valuable: a truthful account of what it looks like to carry wounds, survive them, and
eventually let God transform them into wisdom, boundaries, and purpose.
What makes this book compelling is its honesty. The pages do not speak from theory alone, but from lived experience. Here, the reader encounters silence, shame, grief, disappointment, identity loss, relational pain, and exhaustion-not as abstract ideas, but as realities that shape a life from the inside out. Yet the book does not stop at pain. It moves toward healing with tenderness, maturity, and spiritual depth.

This is also a book about recognition. Many readers will recognize themselves in the pressure to be strong, the habit of
overgiving, the fear of abandonment, or the tendency to function while privately falling apart. Others will recognize
loved ones in these pages and gain language for struggles they have witnessed but not fully understood. In that sense, this work serves not only as testimony but also as translation.

The author's voice is one of compassion rather than performance. She does not write as someone untouched by
hardship, but as someone who has learned to reflect, to repent where necessary, to grieve honestly, and to receive healing without denying how costly that journey has been. The result is a book that feels personal and pastoral at once.
Readers will find that this manuscript offers more than a narrative of survival. It offers a framework for self-
examination. It asks what pain has taught, what patterns have been formed, what beliefs have been inherited, and what
must be released in order for healing to continue. It reminds us that transformation is not only emotional; it is spiritual
relational, and practical. Perhaps most importantly, this book honors the truth that
healing is not a one-time event. It is a disciplined way of living. That understanding gives these pages their enduring
value. They do not simply describe a past season; they model an ongoing posture-one of awareness, faith, courage, and
responsibility. May every reader who opens this book find language for what has been difficult to express, grace for the places still tender, and hope for the possibility of becoming whole.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0GV4TPF58
• ISBN13: 9798253865613
• Release Date: March 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 116 Pages
• Weight: 0.36 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"