A celebrity tell-all about the not so rich and famous and the skeletons in the closet we'd all like to keep secret. As a dreamer, Evangelist TJ Mitchell Davis knew that she was destined to be amongst the rich and famous people she had admired during childhood and her young adult years. She knew it was just a matter of time before she evolved into her true artistry as a person, if given the same opportunity as her peers who had fulfilled their dreams before her. But TJ had a troubled childhood, which had its effect on her physically and mentally. Dealing with molestation, peer pressure, and other childhood woes had her contemplating suicide before her life had even really started, and she felt like a failure. She felt she had no purpose in life. But then something overwhelmingly traumatic and supernatural happened, and TJ was forced to stop and deal with the real problem, which was HER Let the Truth Be Told is a raw, emotion-wringing memoir that ultimately celebrates the healing power of a relationship with God.