No Rhyme, Maybe a Little Reason

About the Book

No Rhyme maybe a little Reason” tells the story of Deborah, a young woman in her late-twenties whose life unravels under the weight of childhood trauma, family dysfunction, and untreated emotional wounds. Raised by a God-fearing mother and a Vietnam veteran father suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder and schizophrenia, Deborah carries painful memories that continue to shape her sense of worth, safety, and identity. After marrying her childhood sweetheart, James, Deborah begins building a family of her own. However, the demands of motherhood and marriage become overwhelming. As she tries to care for her fouryear- old daughter, Sierra, and infant son, her mental health steadily declines. Haunted by memories of her unstable father and the shame, fear, and anger rooted in her past, Deborah begins to lose her ability to believe she deserves a meaningful life. Throughout her collapse, James and the children try to love and support her. Sierra, wise beyond her years, becomes Deborah’s closest confidant and a symbol of hope. Her innocence, strength, and deep connection with her mother help keep Deborah tied to the possibility of recovery. Through faith, forgiveness, and a personal spiritual awakening, Deborah discovers that fear and unforgiveness have held her captive, and she begins her journey toward recovery, purpose, and a brighter future.

About the Author

Sarah is a native New Yorker of Puerto Rican descent currently residing in Florida with her husband, 2 children and 3 dogs. Sarah is a storyteller whose work blends emotional depth with sharp insight, exploring themes of family, resilience, and personal transformation. Their writing is known for its clarity, compassion, and ability to illuminate the quiet moments that shape a life.