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She lost everything the world calls secure.
Seventeen years of Highveld storms tried to bury her alive… until she kicked off her shoes, breathed the Name no church ever taught her to say, and everything changed.
The Breath That Broke the Storm is a raw, unfiltered South African memoir of survival, awakening, and the God who hides in plain sight—under bare feet, in red dirt, in heartbreak, in miracles, and in the breath already inside your lungs.
From a teenage pregnancy to dead farms, from the black hole of grief to thunderstorms that spoke, from ancient scriptures to modern manifestation teachers, Chantelle walks you through the seventeen-year storm that stripped her, broke her, rebuilt her, and finally revealed the kingdom already within her.
On this journey you will meet:
• The three small hands that pulled her out of the darkest pit
• A Highveld house that healed her from the inside out
• The farm disasters that became divine redirections
• The spiritual truths hidden in Scripture, energy, breath, and the heart
• The moment she discovered the Kingdom had already come—long before 2025
• The love that conquered trauma, addiction, fear, and generational chains
• The breath of YHWH that finally split her storm in two
This is not a gentle testimony.
It is thunder and red dirt.
It is wine and revelation.
It is barefoot truth from a woman who stopped waiting for breakthrough—and became it.
If you've ever walked through loss, waited for God's timing, begged heaven for answers, or felt stuck between who you were and who you're becoming… this book will find you where you are and breathe you forward.
Take off your shoes.
The kingdom is under your feet.
The storm is already breaking.