Hello there,

For those of you who may not be familiar with me, I am Beverley’s daughter, her eldest child. Many of you may or may not be aware that currently Beverley would no be posting for a while. She is one of the survivors of both Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria. These two category five hurricanes wrecked havoc on the little island she called home — the little island that I call home.

Right now, I’m in New York at school and was thankfully spared from the Hurricane, but as Romans 8:28 says, all things work together for good. It was God’s doing that I am here in New York, otherwise the book that my mother spent so many sleepless nights on would have laid waste.

It was perfect timing as well. Before I left to go to school, I remembered telling my mother that not another year would pass before the releasing of the book. I had seen her stressed out, crying, and sometimes even wanting to give up throughout those times she was getting this book ready. Even me, sometimes, doubted that the book would ever be released, but my mother had faith — lots of faith and she kept pressing on.

Now, I know you guys are wondering (or you perhaps already know) if this book was ever released. I have some good news! It is.

The book, entitled ‘Harm Not the Oil and Wine’ is an exceptional book that would cause you to ponder and reflect about some of the things that you’ve learned throughout your life attending church, but most importantly it will give you hope and inspire you. It was this book that gave my mother hope and inspired her. The book is now available for purchase on Amazon (you can click here to buy) as well as CreateSpace. All the proceedings from this book will go towards helping my mother and her two children (myself and my younger brother) as she she finds her footing from Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria.

I do hope that soon enough she will be able to continue writing for the blog. But as for now, purchasing this book will encourage you, fill you with hope, and inspire you.

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Nickay is a fashion designer, blogger, and author born in Jamaica, but raised in the British Virgin Islands. She's a recent graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology (2021), where she majored in fashion design. View all posts by Nickay