Hand In The Dark: What happens when someone you know has cancer

Today I publish HITD with the peace in mind that I did my best to uphold a personal promise in choosing to apply the situation, the first-hand knowledge, and the experiences for good.

The beauty of this book begins with the honest, gritty, yet emotional truth in each page, and I have two aims. Firstly, to display the story of cancer. How it affects everyone, what happens, and how your life changes. Second: If I can help anyone who feels as alone as I did when all odds were against us, then it was worth it.

“I don’t claim to be special, or unique. I do claim to be observant, descriptive, and open as a person. It is the normality that will make this story approachable; the similarities of being a member of society that creates the feeling of a connection. This could happen to anyone.”