What Was I Supposed to Do?

by Ni'cola Mitchell

Overview

When an unprecedented virus comes and shuts the world down, Harper, a young girl from Las Vegas, has to fight not only for herself, but against the demons of her Mother, poverty, and Covid to find her happiness. But she soon finds out that life wasn't that easy.

From the pen of Ni'cola, comes a tale of heartache and pain. Trapped in the generational curses of her bloodline, Harper finds herself pregnant and behind bars at the age of 15. However, Harper begins to feel hope to live when she is introduced to a leader of an organization for young girls, who sees past her hard exterior and connects with the scared little girl within searching for love and happiness.

A story meant to inspire, can Harper find her happiness in spite of the life she's been dealt? Or can she find the courage to live even though pain and grief is imminent? In What Was I supposed To Do, rippled with trauma, betrayal, and darkness; discover a journey worth exploring when society has written you off. Can you truly survive past your pain and discover a happiness worth living for?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940162463023
Publisher:	NCM Publishing
Publication date:	08/28/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	559 KB

About the Author

L’Oréal Paris 2019 Women of worth Ni’cola Mitchell, Founder of Girls Who Brunch Tour, is a
Best-Selling Author who made the Forbes List as a Change Maker in 2019 and Black Enterprise 2015 as one of the 5-Follow Worthy Bloggers to Watch. Through her independent publishing company NCM Books, Ni’cola published numerous titles which have been featured on various best-selling lists throughout the country. Much of her work revolves around complex relationship issues and Mitchell’s compulsive desire to see women overcome challenges.

Ni’cola is the owner of Strategic Connections Plus a start-up business consulting firm that facilitates the growth of small business. She has penned 17 novels, published 125 titles, and has helped over 1k authors and independent publishers publish their books successfully.

Ni’cola has also received the 2020 George H. W. Bush’s Daily Points of Light Award and the 2020 Civility for the Girl Child Initiative Honoree. As a victim of domestic violence, Ni’cola Mitchell understood first-hand how at-risk youth are significantly less likely to successfully transition into adulthood due to a lack of resources and opportunity. Her own past led her to create Girls Who Brunch, a non-profit that combats this cultural epidemic by addressing low-income communities, and sponsoring girls in foster care, as well as sex trade victims and teen mothers.

Through mentorship, workshops, STEAM training, and panel facilitations, Girls Who Brunch teaches different ways of thinking that ultimately enables at-risk girls to succeed and flourish. Through her work with Girls Who Brunch, she has positively impacted and equipped over 25K girls nationwide on ground and virtually.