God is my compass

Don brings readers on a hilarious journey recalling her challenges in South Korea. Striving to settle she opens her heart to God, her only strength. She struggles to make sense of her new surroundings. In this memoir, she explores South Korea trying to figure out the mysterious masked people and rather soft gestures of intimidation, discrimination and hard labor for black Africans, the resilience of the black Africans despite the conditions, and displays the power of God, she brings out the humor out of all this. God is my compass is a definitive life of black Africans in South Korea, deep in a shadowy, fascinating, and surreal world of unscrupulous locals and black Africans relentlessly driven to succeed that they would do anything to feed their families and take any risks, physical, psychological and moral.