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Daphine Priscilla Brown-Jack is a law enforcement officer, author and inspirational/motivational speaker. Daphine has been speaking for over 20 years. She was the speaker for the Prison Entrepreneurship for a few years, she was one of the seminar speakers for the Ultimate Women Expo 2016, the keynote speaker at the Texas Voices Annual Conference 2016 and has spoken local conferences. She also has host and emceed many church and secular events. She speak on different topics and speak to women, men and youth. Some of her latest topics are “Keeping Life Simple”, “Face Your Fears, Accept your Fears, and Move Around”, and she is able to articulate themes of choice.
She wrote her first book titled, “The Other Side of the Story”. It was published April 9, 2015. She is currently working on her second book entitled, “Keep Life Simple”. She earned a degree in Public Affairs with a concentration in Administration of Justice from Texas Southern University. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Public Administration from Texas Southern University. Daphine is a wife and mother of four children two boys and two girls. Three live in Texas and one live in California.
Reviewed by Tshombye K. Ware for Readers' Favorite
The Other Side of the Story by Daphine Priscilla Brown-Jack is an inspirational, heartfelt story of a woman's battle during a critical time in her family's life. The author's desire to share such a story is humbling. It takes courage to share personal things with the world. Even more so when those things involve loved ones. The author shares the emotional journey of when her husband was falsely accused of a crime. Throughout the book, readers will become enlightened and educated as the author shares tidbits of the judicial system. She journeys from faith to faith as one who has seen their share of troubles. Whenever someone is going through a time of trial, it can make them question their existence and faith.
The author's perseverance through adversity shows the measure of strength within her. Within her story, she points out a nugget of wisdom. "It is very important to never give up on God. Trial and tribulation will come, but it is necessary to endure to the end."
This is so true. Many times we are faced with trying times, when the first response is to throw in the towel or retreat. The author could've easily thrown in the towel, but an innate ability to succeed propelled her on. Her love and faith collided and provided a victory. She is a testimony of faith and perseverance. Her story is of how she dealt with the devastation that entangled her family for years of emotional suffering. We must understand that victory is sometimes to move from one place mentally to another. Now, being on this side of the story, I'm sure the author has a different perspective on life. That alone is victory.
