(PRINCESS in PRISON) The title alone speaks volumes and really led to my curiosity. I used to wonder "Why does she constantly call me a Princess?" What is the truth behind this story?When I first picked the book up I planned on reading a portion (like I do every other book I've read in the last 2 years), but couldn't put it down. First off to hear this awesome woman's testimony of hurt that began as a little girl BLEW MY MIND! We all have testimonies that oftentimes began at a young age (usually resulting from just rape or some type of physical or mental abuse) but... Jesus!!!!So often we as grown women walk around with masks without regards to what defines the insecurities we develop in our childhood and how it affects us well into our adulthood. After reading this book, I've come to realize that there is a Princess still hidden inside of many of us; waiting to be acknowledged (I exist, do you see me?); she sits waiting... to receive her crown. This is definitely a book that will make you look deep down on the inside of yourself for those things that may still have you bound. It is a testimony of truth and a reference to spiritual freedom. This book is a must read for every woman! Our stories may not be the same, but the path to freedom never, ever changes. His name is Jesus!