EBOOK

From the dust of grief to the brilliance of becoming.

These essays are soil and scripture – a lyrical journey through race, healing and womanhood.

They remember, unearth, and reimagine what it means to heal in a Black woman’s body.

Daughter of the Soil is a reflective collection of twelve essays on grief, healing, singlehood, identity, and the sacred labour of becoming.

Rooted in the rich, complex soil of my Sierra Leonean heritage — a land known for its diamonds — these essays are part memoir, part meditation, and part invitation. They speak to the invisible, the unmothered, the ones navigating loss without language and healing without a map.

This is for every woman who has ever felt unseen in her grief, unspoken in her rage, or unheld in her becoming.

Each essay is followed by reflection prompts — designed to meet you where you are, and gently invite you deeper.

Whether you're journalling through heartbreak, reclaiming your voice, or simply breathing through the day — this eBook is a companion.

Releasing in early 2026. Join my mailing list to receive updates on the eBook — and soulful reflections via my muse-letter.