It's Okay to Say I'm Sorry... But I Made the Choice Not to Live That WayPaperback, 4 August 2020

In this book you'll meet a woman who grew up with lofty material possessions that ideally should've made her feel loved; instead, she wrestled with being distressingly empty. Making choices that led to depression, low self-esteem, and a myriad of insecurities. She achieved the aiming status of a wife and mother, only to experience divorce and remarriage. Through it all, Mia discovered the richness of her true worth and value. She realized that constant apologetics, resulting from inward and outward conflict, impedes personal growth. Forgiveness remains her golden ticket to freedom and success. Hence, her story encourages the reader to reflect, release attached guilt, and move forward in order to win.