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This Biography although commissioned, was a first hand account from Phanuel Marrett, herself, her dearly beloved Randolph Marrett, son Easton Marrett and other close family members. I recall sitting with my mom and dad's bedside at about 8 p.m. one evening, talking about the book. The same place where they gave me the most intriguing life stories. I asked my mom to name her book, immediately, without hesitation she said " Phanuel Daughter Of A Prophet ". With astonishment, I asked again, what is the title of the book? Then she replied " Ask Dad I couldn't tell you", signs of her dementia evident. The title was shared once. I believe it was God inspired. Contributed by son, Easton Marrett Go back to homepage

"Phanuel: Daughter of a Prophet’ chronicles the amazing life of Phanuel Marrett, a Jamaican missionary, teacher, prophetess, and evangelist. In a biography that reads more like fiction, with its dramatic action and surprising twists, we follow Phanuel from her early days as a humble farmer’s daughter through her dynamic life as a servant of the Lord.” Published by New York City-based Page Publishing, Karen Minott’s engrossing book is the evocative true story of a rural Jamaican girl whose life was touched in many miraculous ways by the grace of God. Readers who wish to experience this engaging work can purchase “Phanuel Daughter of a Prophet” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble. Read full article on Newswire Go back to homepage