Paying for my Mother's Sins: Standalone

by Shay Renee

******** THIS IS A RE-RELEASE********

Trauma has the power to make or break a family, especially generational trauma. Since the beginning of her life, Leah Brenton has dealt with a handful of life changing issues. With majority of the problems she faced being no fault of her own, solutions just didn’t come easy. Carrying the weight of having a mother who struggled with substance abuse made things even worse and forced Leah to push through dark and hurtful times alone. That is, until she reunites with her aunt Cherie who is the complete opposite of the monster she called Mom.

Thinking that healing would commerce after such connection, Leah finally let down her guard and allowed herself to be loved, but unfortunately that didn’t last long. Without notice, things tragically took a turn for the worse and Leah found herself alone again. After coming to terms with reality, she embarks on a treacherous journey of escape as a way to drown out the negativity around her. Wanting to so desperately break the cycle of pain that has haunted her family long before she was born, Leah stops at nothing to put the pieces of the Brenton puzzle together. Even if that means breaking hearts along the way to mend her own. Find out how her story ends in Paying For My Mother’s Sins.

508 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 17, 2024

Reviews

[Crimson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wow

This book was deep. Generational curses do exist. It's sad to see how deep secrets can really go. Just cautiously read the damn book.

[TheVanityDoll · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow, talk about a full circle moment. Generational curses are real. Great read👏🏽🙌🏽