Sabrina Elizabeth Bond Jackson is a talented artist and writer. Sabrina authored the

book, Running From Her Father God, a page-turner capturing her life as a teen, growing

up

in Baltimore, MD, with her mom and dad and three older brothers.

                              Sabrina easily captures the sovereignty of God’s love and protection, specifically

during seasons of disappointment, dissolution, and what I would describe as the

decomposition of a daddy-daughter bond.

                              We’ve all suffered through some adversity as a child and as young adults. Through

narrative voice, Sabrina takes the reader along with her as she traverses through the

traumas of heartache, near-rape, and physical, mental, and emotional abuse from the men

who failed to emulate daddy’s love and protection.

                             At eight years old, Liz, sometimes the protagonist and at other times the antagonist,

comes home from school in horror, finding all of her dad’s belongings outside, stacked

against the bricks.

                            From the moment her father left home, notes of abandonment mixed with rebellion 

mixed with trauma would be in pursuit of young Liz until she decided enough was enough

and stopped running.

                           Stacked against the devastations was a mother who stood with perpetual fierceness

to protect, defend and intercede for Liz during her many trials and tribulations.

                          Yesterday was my third time reading Running From Her Father God! Even though I

knew what would happen, I still cried and laughed, and my heart still dropped each time Liz

put herself in impossible situations.

                        If you want something to read that is brutally honest and full of the miraculous

workings of God’s protecting hand, then you owe yourself the pleasure of reading, Running

From Her Father God!