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      Evangelist Edwards shares her personal revelation of God’s love.  She candidly shares her personal struggle with searching for a father figure.  Despite dealing with many struggles, she has managed to recover and become whole.

      Daddy, Where Are You? is a spiritual guide to personal deliverance and healing.  You cannot finish reading this book without coming to understand true love and the divine purpose for your pain. 

AFTER THOUGHTS: Reviewers’ personal thoughts and responses to the book. Reviewers excerpts about the content listed below. 

      Fathers who read the book will be enlightened about the
extreme importance their role makes for children.  “As I was reading,
the material in your manuscript caused me, as a father to examine my relationship with my daughter.  As a child as well as an adolescent was my availability and guidance provided for her during times of many challenges
in her life?
 
Are there any painful emotional scars that she suffered perhaps she could have avoided if she knew that she could have trusted her fragile feelings
with me?”  - Bishop Edward Robinson, Sr. (p. 102)

      This book will prepare you to forgive and love as Christ forgives and loves us.  We must love unconditionally to forgive completely. 
“As I began to think about each chapter in this book three words were repeatedly in my heart ­ Healing is Forgiving…This level of maturity
requires the love of Christ to be perfected in you…” ­ Evangelist Lynn Luxama (p. 104 - 105)

      This book will inspire you to let go of past disappointments
and prepare for worry free living.  You may have had an encounter with many men who have shortchanged you or gave you temporary fulfillment,
but today we introduce you to the seventh man who can bring you contentment and completion.  Paraphrased words of Evangelist Vivian
Oliver (p. 107)