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A Crack In The Foundation: A Storm That Just Did Not Flood New Orleans- It Exposed Everything; (A Memior of Faith, Family, Survival , and the Untold ... Resilency, Rebuilding & Healing) - Softcover

Lofton-Holmes, Angel Marie

 
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Synopsis

This as a three-book faith-based survival, resilience, and healing series—with each book addressing a different kind of storm: natural disaster, relocation/survival, and relationship trauma.

THE CRACKS & COVENANT SERIES
Three Stories. Three Storms. One Journey From Survival to Healing.

By Angel Marie Lofton-Holmes

BOOK ONE
A Crack in the Foundation
The Storm That Didn't Just Flood New Orleans—It Exposed Everything

Book Description:

Hurricane Katrina changed New Orleans forever—but for many survivors, the storm did more than destroy homes. It exposed the cracks that had already existed within families, marriages, communities, churches, institutions, and lives.

A Crack in the Foundation is a faith-centered account of survival, grief, displacement, family fractures, racism, economic hardship, PTSD, betrayal, and rebuilding after catastrophe.

Set against the backdrop of Eastern New Orleans, the Lower Ninth Ward, and the Upper Ninth Ward, this story remembers the communities that existed before the floodwaters came—the families who worked, worshiped, attended school, raised children, celebrated life, buried loved ones, and believed they would remain home.

It explores what happens when a disaster takes away more than possessions. It can take away a sense of identity, security, belonging, and the future you thought you had.

Yet beneath the devastation is another story:

The story of people who refused to stay broken.

Through faith, perseverance, resourcefulness, community, and the grace of God, survivors began rebuilding—not simply houses, but lives.

This is not merely a book about Katrina. It is a testimony about what happens when God meets people in the middle of the storm.

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