Concrete Rose

Concrete Rose is not just a biography of the author's early adulthood, it is also a testament, or an epistle of who she is. It boldly features her shortcomings, her struggles, and her growth. Concrete Rose proves that Rosalyn Elanda's way of dealing with life screams "divine individuality". The message the author hopes to send in this book is one of the love, grace, and divine wisdom that were imparted to a single woman left to raise four children alone. It is her desperate ongoing...
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Concrete Rose is not just a biography of the author's early adulthood, it is also a testament, or an epistle of who she is. It boldly features her shortcomings, her struggles, and her growth. Concrete Rose proves that Rosalyn Elanda's way of dealing with life screams "divine individuality". The message the author hopes to send in this book is one of the love, grace, and divine wisdom that were imparted to a single woman left to raise four children alone. It is her desperate ongoing attempt to find and know God in a God forsaken place. Concrete Rose is about Rosalyn Elanda's struggle with herself, her identity, and the acceptance of the church, which was a group that she believed loved her. Abandonment, suicide attempts, incarceration, dating a high profile drug dealer, and dealing with street men and men behind the pulpits. Although she was labeled as the woman with four different baby fathers to four children, she knew that she only had one Lord, and that this Lord had a great purpose for her life. Rosalyn Elanda was lead down a path designed just for her. This would lead to her greatest discovery just who she really was created to become.