FIVE STAR NOVEL SINCE 2014!

What happens when a promise made during or immediately after death? The novel, UNIQUE, tells the story of a life of insurmountable hardship. Young Unique challenges included physical and mental illnesses, but it doesn’t stop her from fulfilling a promise to her sister, who had died in her arms, and in that promise, she struggles to gain what she thought was what she wanted in a successful life. However, as life would have it, Unique acquired something much more meaningful. 

Instead of being drowned under the burdens of her disabilities, dysfunctional family, surroundings of drugs, and violence; Unique rises above the chaos. Throughout the process, she also raised the lives and expectations of those around her.

The novel asks viewers to take a look at a “Unique World.” A world filled with real-life struggles for those facing challenges with some form of disability and efforts handled by their caretakers. It’s written in a way that holds the accuracy to the authentic truths in life. Others’ low expectations of Unique is inspiring as well as relevant. So many of us are told what we can and can’t achieve. Many people struggle with disabilities, or they are the caretakers of loved ones who have these challenges. The “Unique” novel addresses several real-life situations. American situations like Drug addiction, financial hardships, betrayal, bullying, family shame, murder & crime, loss of a child, family, faith, the ups & downs of love & lust, the struggles that come with success, racial tendencies, and so much more shows within all the character. Yet, it’s inspirational and gives hope.  

The character, Unique, defies failed assumptions; with the help of those who believe in her: she finds a way, ultimately gaining what she’s always wanted, success, and a united family. Unique is a modern American uplifting film that will draw you into Unique’s world. 

Some readers of the novel “Unique” have said that it sent them on an emotional rollercoaster. Oh, how they laughed, they cried, and it read like a movie. They visualized scenes filled with the authentic truths of life, such as murder, suspense, drama, betrayal, romance, spirituality, family values, love, and lust.