Sandra Jean Charite is a Miami native. At a young age, Sandra displayed a strong interest in writing while other youth spent majority of their time outside playing with their friends in the streets of Little Haiti, Miami, Sandra was in her room lost in her dreams and writing stories.  Sandra’s mother noticed her interest in writing and purchased her daughter’s first journal, in which she filled with stories, monologs, poems, and letters to God.

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Even though Sandra grew up in the church, she shied away from having a personal relationship with God.  This resulted in Sandra leaving the church while still a teenager and she vowed to never return.  Within that time, she faced many hardships that included losing her mom, rejection, disappointment, unemployment and other obstacles that led her to believe that her life was empty without God.  Sandra later gave her life to Christ and continued to spread her gift of writing.

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This Haitian-American author is devoted to ministry and serving God to the fullest. Sandra’s first published book, Broken Crayons Still Color, was released in 2016. She poured out her soul in a series of poems and stories. Then, she released her second book of poems, Picking Up My Pearls from the Altar.  Her latest book, The Lies I Told Myself: Only Truth Can Set You Free, is a non-fictional memoir that inspires, refreshes, and brings hope to her audience. Each of her books invokes a mature level of transparency.