Misplaced Eternity

"Misplaced Eternity" is a profound work by Tijuana Smith, inspired by her deep Christian faith and the harrowing experience of losing eight family members in just seven months. The book delves into Smith's personal journey of wrestling with immense grief and seeking answers from God about death and suffering. It's a candid exploration of the natural despair felt in the face of loss that encourages readers to bring their hardest questions to God.

"Misplaced Eternity" is a profound work by Tijuana Smith, inspired by her deep Christian faith and the harrowing experience of losing eight family members in just seven months. The book delves into Smith's personal journey of wrestling with immense grief and seeking answers from God about death and suffering. It's a candid exploration of the natural despair felt in the face of loss that encourages readers to bring their hardest questions to God. In this book, Smith candidly shares her struggles coping with the immense pain and confusion that accompany significant loss. She openly discusses how this period of her life led her to confront difficult questions about death, suffering, and God's role in the hardships we face. Smith doesn't shy away from the complexity of these emotions and questions. Instead, she invites readers to join her on this journey of exploration. She uses her personal experiences as a framework to delve into biblical scripture, seeking not just comfort but also understanding and context for her pain. Additionally, "Misplaced Eternity" is enriched with personal anecdotes that offer glimpses into Smith's life and her process of healing and acceptance. These stories add a deeply human touch to the book, making it relatable and authentic.

Tijuana Smith, an accomplished accountant and real estate investor never considered writing a book as part of her life's aspirations. Her packed schedule left little room for creative pursuits. However, after experiencing a series of grievous losses, she felt compelled to share her journey with others. Tijuana saw writing as a way to process her pain, find hope and healing, and connect with others who may be going through similar experiences. Tijuana has been married to her husband Roy for nearly 32 years and they are the proud parents of two grown children. In her leisure time, Tijuana cherishes moments of peace basking in the sun on a beach, curling up with a good book, spending quality time with loved ones, and offering a helping hand to those in need.