Book titled 'Wayward Daughter(s): A Multi-Generational Memoir' by Katherine Maribeth, featuring a beige cover with a drawing of three books tied with twine and pink flowers with green leaves growing out of them.
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A legacy of love, faith, and resilience.

Pink and white flowering plant with small, round flowers and green leaves.

Called to write. Chosen to share.
Commissioned to testify.

Woman sitting against a wooden wall outdoors, reading a large open book, wearing a wide-brimmed black hat and a black sleeveless top.

As Wayward Daughter(s) unfolds, you'll step into the lives of three women.

These women are my mother, my daughter, and myself, each shaped by the pain that came before her. Our stories span generations, beginning with my mother, Marie’s birth, an alarming entrance into the world in 1942.

What follows is a legacy of trauma that left its mark on every woman in our line and the grace that eventually set us free.

A bouquet of pink and white flowers with green leaves in a transparent glass vase

Like us, if you've tried to carry your pain alone for far too long, this book is for you.

A woman in a black sleeveless dress crouches outdoors, touching pink flowers on a bush, with her hand and arm visible, wearing bracelets and a necklace with a cross pendant.
Person sitting by a window reading a Bible, with flowers on a table nearby.

Matthew 11:28 NLT:  Then Jesus said, “Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.