"An extremely powerful story of a young girl, who unexpectedly had to stop thinking about her future in college and the common issues of being 17 years of age, and shift to having to take a stand against the world, having to make a decision between choosing to listen to the outer voices that included her family, boyfriend, the mentality of the society and the inner voice, that sweet but powerful voice of her yet unborn child , which was more than a real voice itself. That voice I considered it to be the manifestation of conscience of the self, full of purity, full of truth.

The meeting in the book deeply touched me-it was the one for the Post-Abortion Counseling Session. My heart was broken! I could feel so much empathy reading the women’s stories of pain, depression, suicidal thoughts, regrets, detachment, avoidance, PTSD after they had an abortion. As a mother of two, I felt as if I was actually part of that group, even though I had never experienced myself what happened to them. It emotionally shocked me!”

My personal view, greatly inspired by reading this book, is that the natural way of experiencing life is by being given a chance to live regardless the parents age, economy, mentality pressure. No life should stop at the womb because of ARBITRARY reasons. I find it difficult after finishing the book to think otherwise. I just needed this."

- Lulu

“I just finished Mama, Let Me Live! :) I really enjoyed it a lot. The topic that is covered is a really important one and I like how the author dealt with it in a simple way where everyone could understand. The story touches everyone. It even made me think of things and people in my life. I also love the way how he showed the different people that can be in a person's circle of trust. When a lady is in a situation like Emma is, she must have all the support she can find or else lots of wrong decisions can be made, leading to guilt and regret.”

- Yasmina

“I'm absolutely loving it! I've laughed and cried so much. I am truly enjoying the story. I did love watching Lucas develop his own voice from the beginning of the book to the end, especially as he became more vocal about wanting to live. I 100% agree with the message, I was initially just a bit apprehensive about the message coming entirely from a man. I also love reading studies and reviews so that I can become more informed. You hit the perfect depth with the handbook. It's not going to scare anyone off, but it is blunt about the facts (which is a good thing). I will not forget this book. I typically steer away from Christian fiction/anything along those lines because it's often so sappy, but you hit the perfect balance.” 

- Katherine

“The handbook is very clearly laid out. I love the organization and use of headers throughout. I think that the integration of questions is really helpful and makes the reader have to think about his/her own next steps. I love how the book refers to Emma's baby as Lucas. He is a real person, even before he is born, and this really highlights his personhood!”

“In the story, Chapter 1 Instagram quote made me tear up! It reminds the reader of the absolute JOY of pregnancy! The book is full of such practical advice when first finding out about an unplanned pregnancy. I never knew there was such a thing as maternity group homes! This is such valuable information on a resource I didn’t even know existed.” 

- Inga

“I don't like Mama, Let Me Live!; I love it!!!!!!!! I have always been a pro-life and this book is speaking to my soul I just can't get enough of it! I can't wait to read other projects from you. You are like a best friend I have never had!"

- Mwanididi