Theresa McKinney-Brown's memoir, There Was Still Kindle in the Fire, is a journey through silence, control, and survival - and the flicker of truth that refused to go out. Written with unflinching honesty, it exposes the unspoken realities of emotional, spiritual, and psychological abuse hidden in families, faith spaces, and communities. This book is for every woman who has ever held her breath to keep the peace. For every sister who stayed because the church said so. For every daughter who whispered, "Where did I go?" Through 24 powerful chapters, Theresa reclaims her voice, breaks generational silence, and proves that survival is not rebellion - it's redemption. If you've ever doubted your worth, minimized your pain, or mistaken fear for love - this book will ignite the fire inside you.