Essays of a Moonshiner's Daughter: Overcoming Adversity Through Faith and Perseverance

Most of the people had moved into the living room. She sat in her bedroom and waited for the tears to come but nothing came. The day had been a whirlwind of activities and most of the time she felt as if she was in a daze. Could it be true that she was now motherless? What would she do? Where would she live, did she even want to live? Then a voice came from some deep place in her soul. Yes, you have to live to carry out your mother's dreams. It was up to you. The adventure began.\nLearn how the teenager moved from motherless to leader with the divine grace of God.\nMargaret Brown grew up in the 1960's city of Detroit, child of the Detroit riots and civil unrest. This is her story of faith, perseverance and overcoming the odds. She is an attorney, author, mother, retired government executive, visual artist, public speaker, world traveler and grandmother. This three-time breast cancer survivor, car accident survivor that had even experienced surgeons challenged and near death in a drug house! Come along with her to read about as life this daughter of a moonshiner could have never imagined.