For years, Chantrice Marshall lived behind a quiet strength—carrying the weight of motherhood, heartbreak, spiritual battles, and personal trauma while never truly feeling seen. But with the release of her new memoir, Do You See Me?, she’s stepping into the spotlight with purpose, faith, and a mission to help other women break free from the silence that’s held them captive for far too long.
Do You See Me? is more than a book—it’s a deeply personal invitation to the woman who shows up for everyone but is still waiting for someone to show up for her. Through a raw and faith-centered narrative, Marshall explores the emotional aftermath of betrayal, the complexities of healing while raising children, and what it truly means to reclaim your identity when the world only expects you to perform strength.
“I wrote this book in a valley,” Marshall says. “It wasn’t polished or perfect. It was real. It came from the nights I prayed through tears and the mornings I smiled through the pain. But it was in those moments that I learned God saw me—even when I couldn’t see myself.”
Marshall’s story resonates because it speaks to the invisible battles so many women face. In a culture that often praises performance over authenticity, Do You See Me? offers permission to pause, reflect, and rebuild from the inside out. With equal parts testimony and truth-telling, she unpacks how faith, therapy, and self-reflection helped her break generational patterns and step into emotional freedom.
Her boldness hasn’t gone unnoticed. On April 25, Marshall’s journey will be spotlighted on a Times Square billboard, marking the official release of her book and the visibility she once only dreamed of. The following day, April 26, she’ll host an exclusive book signing at Barnes & Noble in Orland Park, Illinois from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, where readers will have the chance to connect with her personally and experience the heart behind her pages.
When asked what she hopes readers take away from Do You See Me?, Marshall’s answer is simple but profound: “I hope they feel seen. I hope they realize they’re not alone. And I hope they know that their story matters—every hard chapter, every quiet breakthrough, every piece of it.”
As a mother, speaker, and woman of deep faith, Chantrice Marshall is using her platform to remind others that healing doesn’t have to be hidden. Her voice is a powerful testament to the beauty that emerges when we stop performing and start allowing ourselves to be known.
Do You See Me? is available April 25 wherever books are sold.
For more information about Chantrice Marshall, her work, and upcoming events, visit queenchantrice.com. Connect with her on TikTok, Instagram, or explore reader reviews on Goodreads.
