Poor Girl, Rich Life,
Growing up in rural Missouri, Romona Robinson was in the bottom 99 percent of this country. But God would put her on a path of prosperity and purpose.
She believes Poor Girl, Rich Life will inspire you to belive and trust that God wants to prosper you too!
Sometimes, through no fault of your own, life smacks you in the face, drains your money, and leaves you wondering what to do next, where to turn, and how to climb out of the “money mess” in which you find yourself. At those times, we tend to turn to God!
This book also examines how the Lord holds us accountable for the money, talents, and time He has given us. He wants us to use them wisely — for our good and for His glory. It also brings into focus a childhood phenomenon we all suffer from called: “money trauma” which has a direct link in how we will spend, save and share our money.

Your Voice is Your Power,
If you have been controlled by voices of fear, failure, and doubt, you’re like thousands of women who feel trapped by fear and circumstance. Romona Robinson knows this all too well. As an Emmy award-winning anchor and author, she has interviewed thousands of people who are struggling in jobs and careers they hate, strapped by their finances, children not measuring up, relationships gone bad, or poor health. They have grown weary, searching for answers about why God has not come to their rescue while everyone else is seemingly living their best life.

In “Voice is Your Power”, Robinson hopes to answer these questions through personal stories that silenced the voices of fear, anxiety, and insecurity in her own life. “The truth is I was living a lie, blinded by who society said I should be,” says the author. “Sometimes we have to speak our truth and have courage in order to move past the problem.”

It was through 30 years of interviews and community work that Robinson discovered the power of sharing her story. People had questions for her. “Women and girls in particular would ask: how were you able to push past life’s roadblocks?” Robinson realized that her stories had the potential to help others who were facing similar challenges.

Robinson’s memoir A Dirt Road to Somewhere, was met with “an outpouring of support.” But readers had more questions, and Robinson had more stories to tell, so now in “Your Voice is Your Power” Robinson writes intimately and honestly about the challenges she’s faced, from losing a job to losing a parent, equipping readers with the tools to start using their own voice and overcoming whatever obstacle is holding them back.

“I hope the stories in this book will help people realize that they have the power within themselves to move past those voices of fear that hold them back,” says Robinson.