<p><strong>Penny's books</strong> are deeply rooted in her resilience forged through adversity. Growing up in the Saskatchewan prairies of Canada, Penny courageously faced her childhood shaped by both a congenital deformity and the weight of generational trauma. These experiences have sculpted a unique voice in literature, one that speaks to the strength found in overcoming.</p><p>Penny explores the complexities of human identity, the journey towards self-discovery, and the healing power of God's grace. Her work delves into the shadows of personal and ancestral pain, offering light through tales of transformation and hope. </p><p>Penny's entry into the world of writing was influenced by A Course in Miracles, leading to their first published piece, Mind Files, Perception, Perspective & Problems, which was celebrated for its raw authenticity and emotional depth. This work not only marked Penny's literary debut but also became a beacon for others navigating through their own traumatic histories. Her latest work, <em>Aces High: An Autobiography</em>, unflinchingly explores the raw details of her traumatic past, drawing powerful connections between the health outcomes outlined in the renowned Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) study and her own personal struggles.</p>
