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  Author Charice Makerson 


Find peace within your thoughts is a raw, unfiltered journey through the silent battles we fight behind closed doors. In this piercing collection of poems, the author pulls back the veil on depression, anxiety, motherhood, and the relentless struggle to find hope in the darkness.

Each page bleeds honesty — a voice trapped between wanting to heal and feeling unable to move. Through vivid imagery and gut-wrenching emotion,

I can’t speak to the ones who are too tired to try, too afraid to hope, and too strong to give up.

This book is not about happy endings. It’s about surviving the moments when even survival feels impossible. It's for anyone who has ever whispered "I can't" — and needs to know they are not alone.


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Dr. Patrice M. Charles (Author) 


​This book is not a memoir. It’s a method.
They had the policies. They had the procedures, the public commitments, the formal language about equity, professionalism, and fairness. What they did not have was the willingness to apply any of it to the reality a Black woman kept placing on the record.
When the Rabbit Got the Gun is part testimony, part framework, part method. Dr. Patrice M. Charles — PhD in General Psychology, specialization in Performance Psychology — documents, with discipline and precision, how workplace harm actually operates: not as isolated incidents, but as a cumulative pattern. Silencing. Reframing. Role misalignment. Administrative fragmentation — the institutional habit of splitting your complaint into separate lanes so the whole can never be seen at once.
The title names the moment the cornered stop being cornered. The moment the woman they expected to stay diminished acquires the means to name the pattern in full.
And this book doesn’t just name it. It hands you the instrument.


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