Anointed Pages
Powered by Books.by
Anointed Pages
A Book of Letters of Love, Forgiveness, Pain and Growth
by Erica Maldon
Dear Mom, Dear Dad, Dear Son, Dear Daughter is a tender offering of hope and healing for families navigating silence, pain, and longing. Through heartfelt letters written across generations, this book invites readers to speak the words they’ve held back—words of love, forgiveness, grief, and growth. Whether you’re seeking to mend broken bonds or simply understand your loved ones more deeply, these pages remind us that healing begins with honesty, and that it’s never too late to reconnect.
Families are where our deepest bonds are formed-yet they can also be where our deepest wounds are left unspoken.
Dear Mom, Dear Dad, Dear Son, Dear Daughter is a heartfelt collection of letters written across the seasons of life, capturing the words we often long to say but rarely find the courage to speak. With honesty, tenderness, and hope, author Erica Maldon invites readers into a journey of healing, forgiveness, and connection.
Each letter offers a bridge-between parent and child, between generations, between the past and the present. Whether you are seeking to mend broken relationships, to better understand the people you love, or to give voice to your own unspoken feelings, these pages will remind you that it is never too late to begin again.
Single mother of three extraordinary sons, Erica Maldon writes to help families heal and reconnect. Her books offer heartfelt reflections on love, restoration, and the power of faith to guide both parents and children toward wholeness.
Erica Maldon is a devoted single mother whose journey with her three remarkable sons inspires every page she writes. Her books are rooted in faith, compassion, and emotional honesty—created to help families navigate healing together. Erica’s work speaks directly to parents who feel overwhelmed or unseen, offering comfort and clarity as they identify their own needs and support their children’s growth. Through stories of love, resilience, and spiritual restoration, she invites readers to embrace their journey with grace, courage, and hope. “Healing begins when love speaks—first to the parent, then to the child.”