We all wear masks. Some of us learned to wear them young.
Pain, rejection, and trauma can shape us into someone we don’t even recognize—quieting our voices, dimming our light, and convincing us to say “I’m fine” when we’re anything but.
In Who I’ve Become, Sonya opens up about her own journey, starting with the deep wounds of childhood sexual abuse. From being targeted by a family member’s perversion to carrying the weight of silence and shame, she reveals how those experiences shaped her life, her identity, and her faith.
More than just her story, this book is a mirror—a chance for you to look honestly at your own. It’s for the ones who have struggled behind smiles, who’ve questioned their worth, who’ve believed the lie that they couldn’t bring their pain to God.
Who I’ve Become is about breaking free from the lies, the silence, and the invisible masks. It’s about healing. Truth. And finding your way back to the person God created you to be.
