tatterdemalion

tat·ter·de·ma·lion
\ˌta-tər-di-ˈmāl-yən, -ˈmal-, -ˈma-lē-ən\
Noun
DEFINITION
a person dressed in ragged clothing: RAGAMUFFIN
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A Tatterdemalion’s Testimony

  • Memoir
  • Christian testimony
  • Narrative non-fiction

Professional Writing Sarah Lacey Vigue Book Writing Online Literary

Upcoming book debut

A Tatterdemalion’s Testimony:

An Inspiring Christian Memoir of Trauma, Faith, and Redemption

Discover the gripping, true story of a resilient woman whose life is transformed through an extraordinary spiritual journey. Haunted by a childhood of neglect, poverty, and the shadow of the Occult, Sarah’s raw courage shines as she battles trauma and mental illness. When pulling herself up by her bootstraps fails, she turns to a God she once feared, embarking on a reluctant yet life-changing path to healing.

In a stunning twist, Sarah’s desperate surrender leads to a divine encounter with “Hosea,” a mentor figure who guides her through a two-year mission of biblical living. This inspiring true story reveals how the Holy Spirit was always near, viewing her not as a survivor of dysfunction but as a beloved soul worthy of redemption. From distrusting the Church to embracing a personal relationship with God, Sarah’s memoir offers hope to those seeking faith, love, and purpose amid darkness.

Perfect for readers of Christian memoirs, spiritual journeys, and inspirational true stories, A Tatterdemalion’s Testimony is a testament to the relentless love of God and the power of healing. Dive into this soul-stirring narrative and uncover how one woman’s faith rewrites her destiny.

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Speculative Fiction

Stay tuned for Sarah’s next project, a full-length fiction book that examines what it means to be truly and fully human.

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Cultural Memoir

With the publication of “A Tatterdemalion’s Testimony,” Sarah plans to launch additional memoir featuring more of the people and stories touched upon in the first memoir. These narratives are more light hearted with lessons on what binds family and friends together.