What happens when love is withheld, loyalty is weaponized, and silence becomes the family anthem? Sandra Fleming answers with her life. Sandra doesn’t write for applause; she writes for the girl inside who was never told she mattered. Born in Tennessee, Sandra has worn many titles, but none shaped her more than the quiet roles she played within her own family, the roles wrapped in silence, pain, and unanswered questions. In her debut memoir, What If Love Never Existed, Sandra speaks the words generations before her were too wounded to say. Her writing is raw yet redemptive, rooted in the belief that healing isn’t about erasing the past but finding your voice inside it. Sandra’s story is a lifeline for anyone who’s been told to keep the peace while living in pieces. She writes for those searching for light inside the storm. If you’ve ever wondered how to heal when love was never what it should’ve been, Sandra invites you into her story and perhaps into your own.