When Kingdom Comes

After spending six years on death row in southern Louisiana, Trinity Crawford is finally declared innocent. She returns home to a mother who never wanted her. Immediately hit with a devastating medical diagnosis for her son, Trinity sets out in search of estranged family members. She travels first to New Orleans, to reconcile the past in order to reclaim her future.
In her search to save her son, she enlists the help of her sassy Aunt Ruby, who helps her make sense of the strange visions she has always had. Trinity discovers the power of God that her paternal grandmother had told her so much about. As she wrestles with the relationship that has caused her the most pain in her life, she must also struggle with the only thing that hasn't been destroyed--her faith.
When she has run out of time and resources, will the very weary Trinity give up on happiness, settling for what her mother calls her "bad luck," or will she realize that God is the only one who can heal the wounded and restore the lost?

 Ashea S. Goldson, originally from Brooklyn, New York, now resides in Metro Atlanta. She is a wife, a mother of two, and a devoted member and ministry leader of Word of Faith-Light of Joy. A graduate of Fordham University, Ashea is both an educator and the co-owner/principal of a Christian preparatory school of the arts. She dedicates much of her time to writing for online and local publications, as well as promoting other authors on her Blogtalk radio show, WordThirst Literary Journal. She is currently working on her seventh Christian fiction novel along with a number of creative projects, which include writing and producing her second screenplay. Armed with a passion for the written word and the support of her family and friends, she considers it a privilege to call herself a Kingdom writer.