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She was born into uncertainty—but destined for purpose.
In She Found It in the Clouds, Sharon Mae Jones shares a deeply personal journey that begins in the safety of her mother's womb, quickly turning into a story of separation, identity, and longing. Raised in Jamaica by her grandmother and aunt, then adopted and moved across continents, Sharon's life unfolds as a tapestry of adventure, hidden pain, and relentless search for truth.
Beneath her bright spirit was a secret too painful to speak—a violation that shattered her trust and sense of self. As she matured, questions about her identity, her past, and her purpose became impossible to ignore. Why didn't her mother raise her? Who could she trust? Would she ever be whole?
Through heartbreak, spiritual searching, and divine encounters, Sharon discovers that her healing was never far away—it was waiting in the clouds. In the quiet spaces of prayer and reflection, she uncovers God's promise, finds her voice, and reclaims her future.
She Found It in the Clouds is:
A testimony of healing from trauma, abandonment, and abuseThis book is not just a memoir. It's a declaration for every woman who's ever:
Waited on a promise that felt delayedIn these pages, you'll discover:
Powerful stories of spiritual awakening and divine protectionIf you've ever wrestled with waiting, grief, or feeling unseen—this is your reminder: Your promise still lives. God is not finished. You are destined by promise.
This emotionally rich memoir speaks to anyone navigating loss, broken trust, or unanswered questions. With each chapter, Sharon's story offers not just pain—but perseverance, hope, and peace.
For anyone who has ever asked, "Will I ever be whole?"—this book is your reminder that healing is possible, and destiny still waits.