Brian L. Hawkins’ Full of Souls

There’s an emptiness that exists in a woman when she miscarries a child. What was once a part of her has been suddenly taken away, without any notice or warning, and all that’s left to fill that void is wonder and an endless number of questions. The hardest thing to cope with is that life goes on and that somehow that woman must carry on in spite of her loss.

For Tyquila (Ty-Keela) McDaniels, it is a constant struggle to carry on with everyday life after miscarrying her child. Her husband is a busy minister and at times seems too occupied to deal with the struggle going on inside her. Tyquila feels alone until her family arrives to provide some level of comfort. But when they arrive to share in the struggle, and offer their support, it becomes painfully obvious that the problems of one can quickly become many when dealing with family.

Led by her overbearing mother, Tyquila’s family sets out to fix what is broken inside her. Upon their arrival, a secret is revealed about her marriage. Having family can be a blessing, but sometimes it can also be a curse – especially when dealing with a family that’s Full of Souls.