Unseen

Annitah Raey was only thirteen when she ran away from home — a scared, angry girl who believed that life had no space for her. What followed were years that would break most people: nights on the streets, addiction, sexual assault, and suicide attempts that almost ended her story before it began. By seventeen, she was married. By nineteen, a mother. By twenty, she was a survivor learning to breathe again. Unseen: The Girl Who Never Never Fit In is a brutally honest and deeply moving memoir about pain, resilience, and the quiet miracles that come from divine intervention. Annitah opens her life without filters or excuses — every dark corner, every scar, every battle with herself and with God. She invites readers into the raw truth of what it means to be human, broken, and still called for greatness. Through her story, Annitah doesn't just tell us what happened — she shows us how grace found her in the places she thought were beyond redemption. This is the testimony of a girl who felt unseen by the world but never forgotten by God. If you've ever felt lost, unloved, or unworthy, this book will remind you that there is no distance too far for love to reach and no wound too deep for healing to begin. Unseen is more than a memoir — it's a beacon for every soul still searching for light in their darkness. Raw. Redemptive. Real. This is not a story of perfection — it's a story of survival, faith, and the unrelenting power of hope.