A riveting memoir of redemption and grace.

In a typical middle-class family, things aren't always what they seem… By all outward appearances, Holly’s 70s childhood seems idyllic. But the walls of her Baltimore row home hold dark family secrets that make her life a living hell. And secrets love to breed in the dark.

Only by exposing those secrets and questioning everything she believes is Holly able to confront her abusers, step into her grace and power, and learn to trust herself again.

Along the way, she uncovers universal truths about the lies we believe, the labels we wear, and the light that’s inside us when we have the courage to find it.

Secondhand Worth doesn't shy away from the hard moments. Instead, it embraces them with grit, humor, and brutal honesty. It is a relatable look at how trauma unravels every sense of self-worth and what it really takes to weave a life of love, faith, and confidence.