Marie-Ange: A Memoir About the Goodness of God, (Paperback)

The novel chronicles the life of Marie-Ange and explores the profound influence her memoir has on her daughter, Marie Compere. It details Marie-Ange's struggles with health and the loss of her husband due to emphysema. Despite enduring hardships, Marie-Ange maintained hope. Unfortunately, these challenges led her and her children to leave Haiti, closing down the businesses they had owned for decades.

Upon departure, their belongings were seized by the public. The once close-knit family, filled with love, was forced to scatter, with some relocating between Canada and the US. Months before her husband's passing, Marie-Ange discovered and rescued a malnourished baby from the mud.

Marie-Ange's story embodies resilience as she faced the loss of everything, taking each day as it came. Her hospitality traits touched many lives. Despite being unable to work formally, she found alternative ways to contribute to society, continuing her legacy of kindness and compassion. Despite health challenges and early widowhood, Marie-Ange persevered in raising her children.

The author reflects on the manifestation of God's goodness in her own life, serving as inspiration for many. Particularly moved by her mother's impact, the author is dedicated to helping her community experience God's goodness in health, family, and hope. The novel also highlights the deep love between Marie-Ange and her husband, presenting a delightful blend of humor and warmth that makes it a joyous read.