I would totally recommend this book, especially for anyone struggling with knowing just how much God loves you. Tracy writes from a personal position, and in fact the book contains a lot of her personal testimony.

I can’t recommend this book highly enough, it’s going to be a life changer for many. Tracy selflessly shares her struggle with shame, and graciously allows us access to the most vulnerable parts of her life. Shame is something we rarely talk about, but it can underpin challenges that we deal with on a daily basis, including anxiety, depression and low self-esteem. This book will help you understand what shame is, how it arises and, in turn help you to overcome it. With exercises in each chapter, it provides tools to help you reflect and pray to help free yourself from shame. If you feel that shame and lack of self worth is controlling your life, then this book is for you!

This 40 day devotional is like having your best friend draw alongside to comfort, support and inspire when the days are hard and your heart is hurt. Tracy is sympathetic, never condemns or judges, but seems to know exactly what you need to read and hear on any given day! She draws out helpful ideas from the Scripture verses, adds her own prophetic and reflective words, suggests prayers; and adds extra readings if you want to dig deeper or have the time. I particularly appreciated some of her poems and reflections. Her own personal story is sometimes woven into the daily (short) chapters and is also helpful. Whether or not you are in a desert experience right now, this book is recommended - and it's a good book to gift to someone else who is indeed going through a tough time. I had a pre-release copy and these are mine own experiences with the book.

A very distinctive voice she has, lovely words to her music. God has truly Blessed her with an amazing gift.

Wonderful time with God inspired words to bring peace and encouragement.

A fantastic book, which at times is very moving. It is written with honesty and courage and yet challenges the reader at the same time. I did not want it to end!