Sophia Brown releases tell-all memoir

Reggae songstress Sophia Brown makes her literary debut with the release of her memoirs The Heart of a Broken Girl.

"Writing this book was a very emotional and sometimes painful experience for me. As you can imagine, writing a memoir is not an easy thing to do because you're sharing the most personal details of your life with the whole world. There were so many unanswered questions throughout my life. I always wanted to know why I was brought into this world and then discarded like a piece of excess baggage that nobody wanted. Writing this book has helped me to fill in some of the blank spaces. I am at peace with myself now and I am proud of my truth and that's why I can share it with the world," she said. The book was released on Amazon.

"I'm anticipating a positive reception from my fans and book lovers worldwide. I know that in order for it to be a success, I will have to do a lot promotion and I am ready for that. I plan to keep a book launch in Jamaica as soon as the hard copy version of the book is ready. After that I will return to the States for a month long book tour," said Brown.

The entertainer, who is known for songs such as Bad For Me and Weak To You said becoming author will not interfere with her music career.

"I plan to write the second volume of my memoirs very soon. I also plan to release a children's book that I've co-authored with my son. However, that doesn't mean that I am giving up my music career. I will always be an artiste first and foremost. Recording music and singing for my fans is something I enjoy very much and I would never give it up for anything," she said.