Brooklyn Humphrey

There are things you want to talk about to someone but sometimes, somehow you find yourself all alone. There are times you feel like talking to yourself and scold yourself about the stupid things you did, especially when it comes to the heart, matters related to your heart and the pain. Sometimes, you just got to let it out you know? That is why, you need to talk to yourself sometimes as a reminder that even if you have done crazy, stupid things yourself always have your back. People come and go in one's life that is why you need to learn how to be strong. Tell yourself this, tell yourself that. It may be an act of insanity but letting things out is better than keeping everything bottled inside.

BOOK 1 OF RECOVERY SERIES Grace Adams has battled with depression for the majority of her life, but her best friend Chey always kept her sane. But after Chey disappears from her life, Grace completely loses it, falling back into all of her old habits. When her therapist suggests sending her to a ranch for troubled teens over the summer after nothing else works, her parents agree as a last resort. While there, Grace is paired with a stallion rescued from an abusive home. Both Grace and the horse are broken inside- can they put each other back together? This is a story of pain, love, loss, and hope. This is a story of recovery.

Diaries are for secrets right? Not always. This diary is a collection of my personal writings and the things God has taught me as I walk with Him. May God bless you abundantly as you trust in Him.

The smell of sea salt overwhelms my nostrils. The strong tide pulls in and releases, sending water spraying into the cool air and shell pieces. The moonlight hits the water perfectly. I look to the horizon. There is no mistaking it. The sea is calling to me.

After surviving a car crash, Jamie has a dream that does not make sense, but learning what it means could help her understand what direction her life is headed. She struggles through depression and temptation while wishing someone would take the time to listen to what she has to say. Since no one seems willing to do so, she bottles her feelings inside. What wrong decisions will one make simply because no one else will take the time to listen? What amount of power does an unsaid burden have over a person?

Letters I wrote to my family in USA, while staying in India from 1984-2005. **Please send me a message on Wattpad if you are mentioned in these letters and wish the part to be edited or removed.**

When Scarlet gets sick, she writes letters to God. * inspired by Letters From Peyton by @11tay99 *

This is my testimony. God has led me to share it with you.

The Journeys of John and Julia begin. The Twenty-Two are watching. Reality is about to change. It all starts when Julia's parents totally mess with her summer. First Julia's dad takes off to start a whole new family. Then Julia's mom yanks Julia from cheerleader camp to spend the summer with her grandmother in the land of no signal, no mall, no best friend Kellie. Julia's only hope for human contact is geeky John Freeman, who is six months younger than she and about a million years behind her idea of cool. If only Julia knew that her mom plans to dump her at Grandma's not just for the summer, but for a whole year. If only Julia knew that a collective of wondrous beings called The Twenty- Two are watching over her and trying to make contact. If only Julia knew that they could tell Julia every thought she never knew she had and bend her reality in any way they choose. And that she'd be with John Freeman when it happened. He'd think that was way cool. And that is just the beginning. For this seemingly mismatched pair have cracked open the door to another reality. And their enemy-to-be, the beyond evil Niem Vidalgo Oten, is about to enter the picture.