Free

FREE is not a pretty story.
It's a real one.

Born into chaos and raised on survival, Preonca Harris learned early that freedom ain't just about leaving-it's about unlearning everything that tried to break you. From childhood trauma and street love to toxic relationships, motherhood, loss, and betrayal by her own blood, FREE tells the kind of truth most people bury.

This memoir doesn't sugarcoat pain.
It sits in it.
It names it.
And it survives it.

Preonca grew up too fast-navigating abuse, silence, generational curses, and a system that wasn't built to protect Black girls. She loved hard, trusted the wrong people, became a mother while still healing her own wounds, and fought like hell to give her children what she never had.

Safety.
Stability.
Love.

But when the people who were supposed to protect her became the ones causing the most damage, Preonca had to make the hardest choice of all-choosing herself.

FREE dives into:

• Growing up Black in survival mode

• Childhood trauma and family secrets

• Toxic love and street relationships

• Single motherhood and grief

• Mental health, faith, and spiritual warfare

• Breaking generational cycles

• Choosing peace over blood

This book is for the women who raised themselves.
For the mamas fighting for their kids.
For the daughters who had to become strong too soon.
For anyone who ever loved people who didn't know how to love back.

FREE isn't about being perfect.
It's about being honest.
It's about healing out loud.
It's about finally walking away-and not looking back.