FAQs

Moments Rushing By is a true story of survival written by Sherry Strayer. It follows her journey through childhood hardship, abuse, and faith as she learns to overcome years of struggle. The book shares her personal experiences of fear, motherhood, and the courage to keep going even when life seemed impossible.

Sherry wrote her story to understand her past and help others see that they are not alone in their pain. She makes it clear that her purpose is not to blame or accuse anyone, but to bring understanding and healing through honesty.

Much of the story takes place in small Kansas towns such as Clayton and Norton, where Sherry grew up. These rural settings become part of the book’s atmosphere — quiet places where both love and hardship shaped her life.

This memoir stands out because it’s written with raw truth. Sherry doesn’t hide behind fancy words or dramatization. She tells her story in the way she lived it — direct, emotional, and real. Readers often describe it as reading someone’s heart laid bare on paper.

The book deals with mature themes like domestic abuse, trauma, and loss. It’s best suited for adult readers or mature teens who can handle emotional and difficult topics. Despite the heavy content, the story carries a strong message of hope and healing.

Her message is simple: no matter what you’ve gone through, it is possible to survive and find peace. Through faith, self-awareness, and perseverance, you can rebuild your life even after deep pain.

Yes. Faith plays an important part in Sherry’s journey. Her relationship with God shifts and grows over time as she questions, learns, and finds strength through belief. The book shares how her faith helped her find meaning in times of chaos.

Yes. Signed copies of Moments Rushing By are available directly through this website. Each signed copy is personally signed by Sherry as a token of gratitude for readers who support her work.

You can reach Sherry using the contact form on this website. Just fill in your name, email, and message, and she or her team will get back to you as soon as possible.

No. This is a standalone memoir. However, readers who connect with Sherry’s story can expect future writings and reflections shared through her blog and newsletter updates.