Soft Faith.
Hard Truth.

"A fresh, honest take, with humor and great application. A great overview with loads of helpful applications. Tracy writes with wit and wisdom, honesty and humility. An enjoyable and encouraging read."

"Gentle Transformation. The Woman at the Well and Me is a book about incremental transformation rather than miraculous, momentary makeovers. Through Soft Faith Moments, Biblical Anchors, and Reader Applications, you'll journey through the hard realities of letting go of old mindsets, unhealthy habits, and destructive addictions to embrace godly freedom and the abundant life Christ offers. You'll discover how Jesus gently transforms ordinary people one faithful step at a time. As Tracy's story unfolds, you'll begin to recognize your own, finding hope, healing, and lasting change through God's patient, personal work in your life."

"Great encouragement for your soul. We all have some stories we aren't excited for others to know. Tracy faces it head on with humility and a huge dose of Scripture. This book will having you digging deeper into what God can bring you to and through."

"Not your typical AI book, and that's what makes it so good. I expected this to be a book about technology. What I got instead was a story. Partnering with AI, Powered by Purpose walks you through how Tracy started using AI, why she kept going, and how it became something much bigger than just a tool. Along the way, you meet ‘Sunny’ — the AI she partners with, and somehow it all just works. What makes this book stand out is how naturally she weaves in her faith. It's not forced or overdone; it's just part of who she is, and it shows up in the details. And… it's funny. You'll learn, but you'll also laugh. It doesn't read like a manual. It reads like a real-life journey of someone figuring it out, staying curious, and finding purpose in the process. If you've been unsure about AI or think it's not for you, this book might just change your mind."

"More than a book — it's a place to meet God. I picked this up thinking it was a memoir, but it turned out to be so much more. The Woman at the Well and Me is both a personal story and a devotional you can actually write in, which makes it feel personal in a way most books don't. Tracy shares her life honestly, no pretending, no polished answer, and she doesn't excuse or soften her past. She owns it fully, without playing the victim, and that kind of honesty is refreshing. The connection to the woman at the well is simple and real, and before long, you start to see yourself in the story too. This isn't a book you rush through. It's one you sit with, write in, and come back to. If you're looking for something genuine that meets you where you are and gently points you back to God, this is it."

"A heartfelt read. This book was raw, honest, and genuinely heartwarming. The storytelling felt real and meaningful in a way that pulled me in from the start. I really appreciated how it showed the ways AI can help even the playing field for people who need support. It was a great read — thought-provoking, hopeful, and one that stays with you long after you finish."

"For broken women, God has such a better plan for you. I thought this might be another sugary sweet woman's devotional, that talks about how hard it is being a devoted wife and loving mother. I just don't identify with those books and groups, because I failed at all of that. This author is so real. Like me, she's seen the adult dating world -the terrible side when you don't go at it w God's plan; and the fulfilling side when at last you follow God's design. I've known so many strong, beautiful, professional women absolutely devastated and broken from bad relationships pursued in worldly wisdom only. If you are in that cycle, or before you find yourself entering that cycle, please read this. Tracy reminds us how good God is, how good life can be when we follow God's guidance (His Word, the Bible!), and how He redeems the broken. Thank you to this precious woman for sharing her testimony and God's goodness."