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For the Woman Who Learned to Survive by Disappearing — “The Girl I Had to Go Back and Save” by Kiesha Walker

On Friday, September 25, 2026, ordained evangelist Kiesha Walker released 'The Girl I Had to Go Back and Save' through Kharis Publishing, guiding readers toward emotional restoration and freedom.
Many women navigate life feeling exhausted and alone, having learned to prioritize competence over their emotional needs; unhealed childhood wounds like abandonment quietly shape relationships and self-worth into adulthood.
Reviewer Antuan noted, "From the very first pages, this book drew me in with its vulnerability, wisdom, and truth." The 110-page guide weaves personal stories with Scripture, reflection questions, and healing declarations.
To mark the launch, the Kindle edition is available for $0.99 through October 2, 2026, providing a low-barrier entry point for women to access the material and begin their healing journey.
Walker intends for the book to help women break generational cycles, ensuring pain is not passed to their children. By returning to the inner child and meeting God, readers can become the safe place they once needed.

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