Living on Grace is a deeply moving memoir that serves as a beacon of hope for those seeking healing from the scars of trauma, addiction, and the burdens of past mistakes. Author Lanise M. Fisher bravely delves into the shadows of her past, shedding light on topics often concealed, hidden beneath the dysfunction of family dynamics. Her childhood was marked by silent suffering as she endured the horrors of sexual abuse without anyone noticing. Lanise battled a crack cocaine addiction for more than thirty five years, which affected her relationship with her daughters.
Throughout her journey to sobriety, Lanise found the strength to let go of resentment and anger towards those who had caused her pain. Through her unwavering faith in God and a therapist's guidance, she could navigate the turbulent waters of her past. Between gang activity and drugs, the grace of God is evident throughout her journey. The events she survived while getting high are nothing short of a miracle.