A Mother's Nightmare
Susan Glover
Susan Glover is a best selling author whose writing is rooted in lived experience. As a mother forced to confront the unimaginable, she writes with honesty, compassion, and strength. Her work gives voice to mothers whose stories are often unheard, those loving children through incarceration and fighting fear with faith.
Beyond her own writing, Susan Glover has also collaborated on books, using her voice and experiences to contribute to stories that inspire, uplift, and give others a voice.
Stories From Susan’s Heart
ABOUT MY BOOKS
Explore Susan R. Glover’s collection of stories inspired by family love real life experiences and personal growth
A Mother’s Nightmare
A powerful memoir about motherhood unconditional love and the challenges of having children involved in the criminal justice system
Love and Chaos with Seven Siblings and Air Force Dad
A heartfelt look at growing up with seven siblings and an Air Force dad filled with family memories laughter love and unforgettable moments
The Day She Didn’t Like Her Skin
A meaningful story about self image identity and learning to appreciate and embrace who you are
Each book shares a different part of Susan’s journey and offers readers a story they can connect with
Susan Glover has also shared her voice through collaborations on Reclaiming My Foundation and The Perfect Escape, adding her experiences and perspective to stories that deserve to be heard.
About The Author
Susan R. Glover is a best-selling author, devoted mother, and powerful storyteller originally from Rochester, New York. Her writing is inspired by lived experiences, family, resilience, love, and the challenges that shape our lives.
Susan is the author of A Mother’s Nightmare, a deeply personal story about motherhood, unconditional love, and navigating the criminal justice system.
She also shares family memories and childhood experiences in Love and Chaos with Seven Siblings and Air Force Dad, https://a.co/d/08mODCdC
While The Day She Didn’t Like Her Skin explores self-image, identity, and confidence. https://a.co/d/0d0lsaCD
Through each of her books, Susan hopes to inspire, connect, and remind readers that every story matters.
Ashley Johnson
When I tell you I could not put this book down once I began reading it, I truly couldn’t. This is not just the testimony of a mother—it is the testimony of her strength, her unwavering love, and her resilience. Despite facing many challenges and adverse conditions as a mom, she remained steadfast and strong. Even while navigating her own health challenges, she continued to show up for her son, her family, and those she loves.
What I appreciated most is that she never turned away from supporting her children, grandchildren, and family. Instead, she remained faithful and consistent, standing firm with the help of the Lord. This book is inspiring, heartfelt, and deeply moving. It is truly a great read, and I would absolutely recommend it.
Pamela Anthony
This book was a good quick read. I appreciate the author sharing her life story. I felt all of the emotions while reading this book and even shed a few tears. The book is a true testament of how we have to keep loving and keep moving forward through our pain, trials and tribulations.
This book was a good quick read. I appreciate the author sharing her life story. I felt all of the emotions while reading this book and even shed a few tears. The book is a true testament of how we have to keep loving and keep moving forward through our pain, trials and tribulations.
Toriya White
I did not intend to read the entire book at once. From the beginning it captured my attention and I didn’t want to put it down. For one person to go through as much as she did with her family and still continue to love unconditionally is remarkable. It proved when you are rooted in God, winds may blow, storms may come and you may bend but you will not break. I know this is not the end and can’t wait for the next book.
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