There are books that reveal the complexity of a person’s soul, and Sobriety to Love: A Spiritual Life Journey Memoir by Abigail Sciuto-Rountree appears to be one of them. Although not much is known about this work, the small glimpse we have invites us into a deeply personal and transformative story. Abigail’s words suggest that this memoir is not just about recovery from addiction but also about self-discovery, healing, and spiritual awakening. She describes her book as a passionate sharing of her life story, from her transgender experience to her journey through addiction and sobriety. That alone sets the tone for an intimate and courageous narrative, one that intertwines struggle with revelation, pain with transcendence.
The title itself, Sobriety to Love, speaks volumes. It evokes the idea of moving from darkness into light, from dependence into self-awareness, and from isolation into connection. Sobriety is often seen as an ending, but in Abigail’s case, it seems to be a beginning, a doorway to love, both divine and human. Her life story seems to weave together the challenges of living authentically as a transgender woman with the equally profound struggle of overcoming addiction. For anyone who has fought for self-acceptance or freedom from destructive patterns, her message resonates as both familiar and inspiring.
