Nadina Williams has never settled for the status quo. The fourth child of a sea captain and homemaker, she was born on the small island of Carriacou, Grenada. She always loved reading books and writing stories and poems, but never did she believe she would write a book one day and become a published author. In 2005, at the young age of seventeen, she left her small island to attend college on another small island-Manhattan, otherwise known as New York City. While there, she found the Lord and has since dedicated her life to His will by serving in youth ministry, worship ministry, intercessory prayer, and deliverance ministry. At the end of her stay in the Big Apple, she had earned her bachelor of professional studies in human services from Metropolitan College of New York in 2008. The Lord instructed her to return home to work with the youth. Two exciting events happened as a result of her obedience: she met her soon-to-be husband. Secondly, she got a position as a guidance counselor at one of the only two high schools on her island: Bishop's College. She loved working with teenagers, knowing the Lord had truly given her the grace and compassion for helping them and taking on the role of youth advocate. She also assists her husband with his track and field club, and she and her husband make a formidable team in building and rebuilding the lives of the young people. Believing the students deserved the best, Williams wanted to expand her knowledge and skills. So, after six years at Bishop's College, she received a scholarship to pursue her masters in psychological science at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Florida, with a graduation date of April 2018. Nadina enjoys her hectic schedule, solely dedicating her time to God, family, and work.