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The Silver Lining of Tomorrow

By: Traci Mahrt, Melvin Mahrt
Narrated by: Jess Nahikian
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The Silver Lining of Tomorrow is a collaboration of poems and tidbits for all the Daddy’s girls out there. Traci Mahrt lost her father Melvin at the early age of 24. With a collection of poems found after his passing, Traci weaves in her own poems and shares her own life experiences with love, depression, and finding God.

In The Silver Lining of Tomorrow, Traci takes you through her journey of being a Daddy’s girl to the heartbreak that losing her father caused her — and still causes her today. This collection will resonate not only with those that have lost a parent, but with anyone who has lost a loved one in their lifetime. Traci shows us how living, loving, and writing can help heal the soul.

©2020 Traci Mahrt (P)2020 Traci Mahrt Death, Grief & Loss Themes & Styles

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