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BLAME IT ON NITRA
Behind the Beauty. Beneath the Pain. Beyond the Warfare.
Before there was Nitra, there was a little girl named Brandy.
Born into a world where love and violence lived under the same roof, Brandy learned early that survival often required silence. From the towering projects of Chicago's South Side to the unfamiliar streets of Minnesota, she carried wounds that no one could see—and questions that no one seemed able to answer.
Then came Nitra.
Beautiful. Bold. Magnetic. Unapologetic.
She was everything Brandy had once been afraid to become. A woman who commanded attention, embraced desire, and appeared fearless in a world that had taught her to protect herself.
But behind the glamour, the relationships, the applause, and the carefully constructed confidence was a woman slowly losing sight of who she truly was.
What followed was a journey through betrayal, forbidden love, motherhood, broken relationships, devastating losses, spiritual conflict, and the painful consequences of choices she could no longer outrun.
Yet even when she walked away from God, she believed He had never walked away from her.
In this deeply personal Christian memoir, Brandy shares her experiences of spiritual warfare, the revelations she believes God gave her, and the extraordinary process of surrendering an identity that once seemed inseparable from her existence.
Because sometimes the greatest battle isn't against the world around you. It's against the version of yourself you created to survive it.
Blame It On Nitra is more than a story of a woman's fall and restoration. It is a testimony of grace, accountability, healing, and the transforming power of Jesus Christ.
For every person who has ever felt too broken, too ashamed, too lost, or too far from God to begin again, this story carries one message:
Your past may explain your wounds, but it does not have to determine your destiny.
Nitra was the identity she created. Brandy was the woman beneath it. But only Christ could show her who she was truly called to be.
Biblical reference featured on the cover: Isaiah 61:3.
This is the author’s approved promotional description. The manuscript introduction is separate.
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