A STORY OF LIFE’S LESSONS AND BLESSINGS

Some miracles arrive as healing. Others come as a phone call, an unexpected payment, a changed relationship, a second chance, or the strength to face something you never wanted to face.

In My Book of Miracles, Marianne Lucero looks back across decades of family life and gathers the moments that changed the way she understood God. Her memories begin with skepticism and spiritual uncertainty, then follow her conversion, marriage, motherhood, real estate career, ministry experiences, losses, answered prayers, and the people who helped shape her faith.

Marianne does not present herself as someone who always had the right answers. She writes candidly about pride, control, judgment, marital tension, fear, grief, and the difficult realization that becoming a Christian did not mean everyone around her needed changing. Often, the person God was working on was Marianne herself.

Stories of illness, financial provision, family reconciliation, ministry, travel to Israel, and the deaths of loved ones sit alongside smaller episodes that Marianne remembers with equal affection. Even groceries, car repairs, rent money, or an unexpected conversation can become part of the larger picture.

Later sections include personal teachings, reflections, Bible-based lessons, questions for readers, and letters written to children and grandchildren.

At its heart, the book is Marianne’s legacy: a collection of memories meant to remind her family, and anyone reading alongside them, that faith is often built one lesson at a time.