From the Brink of Death

"I'm the villain, or at least, that's the picture people often paint, and my story is not for the faint of heart."From childhood abandonment and system abuse to addiction, homelessness, spiritual awakening, and escape from cycles of trauma, Tabitha Marie Ann McGee's unflinching memoir is a raw, riveting journey through darkness to healing. Driven by spiritual gifts inherited from her mother, she faces violence, betrayal, loss, and the long process of rebuilding identity against all odds, guided by uncanny intuition, fleeting hope, and encounters with both the shadow and the divine. For readers seeking a true story where survival is an act of rebellion-and forgiveness, the bravest magic of all-From The Brink Of Death is a powerful, intimate account of reclaiming one's voice after being silenced by family, society, and inner demons. Be prepared: some memories have been lost to time, and others still haunt the author-but every page is both a confession and a testament to resilience.Publisher: BookFuel