“A Soul Returned” by Kimberly McCrear-Himmons is now available for purchase

“A Soul Returned” by Kimberly McCrear-Himmons was proudly published by the Citi of Books. This is a heartfelt and inspiring narrative that aims to change lives, offering hope and strength to those who may still be trapped in the grip of domestic violence. This inspiring book is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other retail sites.

Kimberly McCrear-Himmons, originally from Jamaica, New York, now resides in Georgia with her husband, Martin. Together, they have three sons and one daughter. A lifelong advocate for education, Kimberly is also deeply involved in the healing arts, including aromatherapy, numerology, and self-care practices.

Her passion for empowering others to transform and renew themselves is rooted in her own personal journey of healing, where she has focused on restoring balance and well-being to her mind, body, and soul. Through her work and experiences, Kimberly continues to inspire those around her to embrace self-discovery and growth.

“A Soul Returned” tells the powerful, heart-wrenching stories of four women who have been victims of domestic abuse in its various forms—sexual, physical, emotional, and financial. The narrative delves into their struggles, illustrating the profound pain and trauma that can arise from abusive relationships, especially when the abuser is someone, they once loved and trusted.

Throughout the book, each woman embarks on a difficult and often painful journey of healing. At first, they are broken and trapped in cycles of self-doubt, fear, and hopelessness. However, as they grow in self-awareness and begin to embrace faith, they learn that true healing comes not just from escaping abuse, but from rediscovering their self-worth and love for themselves. With the support of their faith in God and the strength they find within, the women learn to reclaim their lives, rebuild their self-esteem, and find a sense of peace and empowerment.

The author, Kimberly McCrear-Himmons, writes not just as an observer, but from personal experience, revealing that while the women’s stories are fictional, the pain and struggles they face are deeply real to her. The novel serves as a reflection of the author’s own journey and a testament to the resilience of individuals who have survived abuse. Through the fictional characters, McCrear-Himmons hopes to shed light on the real, often unspoken experiences of abuse survivors, while encouraging others to speak out against abuse and break the chains of fear and silence that so many live with.

Ultimately, this book is not only a call for compassion and understanding, but also an invitation to those affected by abuse to take the first steps toward healing. The author’s prayer is that her story—and the stories of the women she creates—will inspire readers to recognize the importance of self-love, the healing power of faith, and the need for a compassionate, supportive community. She challenges readers to not only support those who have suffered in silence, but to actively work toward ending the cycle of abuse and create a world where love, goodwill, and respect are the foundations of every relationship.