She has spent half her life waiting for revenge. Now the man who destroyed her childhood is asking her to believe people can change. Diamond was only twelve when she witnessed her father's murder on a Brooklyn street. In the aftermath, grief gave birth to Tee Tee, the fierce inner voice that taught her one rule above all others: never be powerless again. Years later, Diamond has transformed herself into a strong, guarded woman who knows how to read a room, command respect, and keep vulnerability buried. But when Jamal, the man responsible for her father's death, returns from prison claiming to have found God, everything Diamond believes about justice begins to expose. He isn't the reckless young man she remembers. And she isn't sure she wants him to be. As Diamond moves closer to the revenge she has imagined for years, she finds herself caught between anger and forgiveness, trauma and healing, survival and faith. When she finally asks God for a sign, she must confront a devastating truth: destroying the man who shattered her past may also destroy the future she still has a chance to build. Set against the streets of Brooklyn, this powerful African American Christian fiction novel explores grief, trauma, faith, forgiveness, redemption, and the difficult journey from merely surviving to finally living. Can Diamond lay down the weight she has carried since childhood or will revenge have the final word? For readers drawn to emotional Christian fiction, Black inspirational stories, complex female protagonists, and unforgettable journeys of healing and redemption, this is a story about discovering that sometimes the greatest act of strength is choosing not to strike back. Read Diamond's story and discover what happens when revenge meets grace.