Deloris Dallas releases the updated edition of her autobiography, I Thought I Wouldn’t Tell It, which chronicles her life as a native of Jamaica and her journey to forge a life in America on September 1, 2015.In this updated edition, Dallas shares more details about her life as an unwanted child growing up in Jamaica; her struggles as an adolescent as well as her journey to adulthood. She forged a life for herself, her children and ultimately found the happiness and peace she sought throughout her voyage to find the right balance we all seek in life. In contrast to most of us though, Dallas fought many battles that you would never begin to believe you’d have to fight, including betrayal – as a child – by adults she believed were trustworthy.
Not only did Dallas have to fight betrayal by adults as a child; as a young woman striving to find her place in the world, she came upon unsavory individuals without a conscience who stole her innocence in many ways.
“Beneath the story of her difficult journey is a core of love, hope, clarity, wisdom and strength that has always guided her and inspires those of us around her now,” says Evelyn McCoy, CEO, Dare to Believe Ministries.
In this updated edition, Dallas continues to inspire people from all walks of life, whether they are young, old, male or female, but especially young women who are frequently experiencing some of the same situations Dallas chronicles in her autobiography.
“Many young women today have no idea what to do when they cross some of the bridges I have traversed in my life. I am more than happy to share my wisdom and I hope, in some way, my experiences can help the young women I speak with who are going through tough times. I pray that sharing my experiences helps them to know that they too, can make it through if they continue to keep and hold onto their faith in God, believe and know that He will see them through to the other side of a bad choice, decision, situation or happenstance,” says Dallas.
Dallas’ print edition is available in bookstores everywhere books are sold as well as online. You may also purchase your copy of, I Thought I Wouldn’t Tell It, directly from Dallas at one of her many book signing events she has coming up. Consult her speaking/book signing schedule at www.DelorisDallas.net or contact her at 503-756-2416.
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