As a single Black mother of six, an entrepreneur, and a scholar, Levingston's quest to buy her dream home becomes a test of her courage, resilience, and self-worth-far more than a financial transaction. Each step is navigated by her faith and the stories she tells herself and others, using the power of narrative to confront fears, heal old wounds, and chart a path forward. But as old traumas resurface and systemic barriers threaten to derail her plans, she is forced to reckon with what it means to truly believe in her own worth and right to dream. With humor, heartbreak, and unflinching honesty, Levingston's memoir reaffirms her humanity and her fight to create a future where she and her children can become homeowners.