Annette Gaston
Was born a twin in 1955 with her sister, Annie. They were viewed as “Miracle Babies” because their brother, Mancie, was born with a mental disability.
About The Book
Thick as Glue
Thick as Glue depicts the experiences the writer encountered through childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. The book explores the challenges in the writer’s life, such as racism on the mission field, betrayal in love, abuse, and childhood poverty. She leans on a higher power in life, which is God.
Thick as Glue also recounts her impressions of living in Portugal and Trinidad. She confronted racism in Portugal, and in Trinidad, her marital problems escalated. Due to the hardships on the mission field, Annette went through a divorce in 1988. She experienced depression and was admitted to the hospital. In 1988, she returned home to her twin sister for emotional, financial, and spiritual support. Annette held on to her faith in God and persevered, focusing on God’s promises.
About The Author
Annette Gaston
Annette Gaston has lived as a missionary in Sierra Leone, Africa, Portugal, and Trinidad, West Indies, gaining a unique perspective on diverse cultures and human experiences. Her journey alongside her husband in ministry deepened her understanding of service and faith. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Morgan State University and a Master’s degree in Correctional Counseling. These academic achievements sharpened her insights into human behavior, which she weaves into her writing. Her stories are filled with compassion, faith, and wisdom, resonating deeply with readers. With every book, she offers hope, inspiration, and a reflection of the strength of the human spirit.