The title Venom in the Heart of a Woman is about women who can be very wicked towards their own children, grand-children, relatives and people in general. I met people who are so cruel they don't reverence God. They regard themselves so powerful as though they will not die one day. I personally believe that men can be cruel but not like women. I thank God of heaven for giving me, my husband and daughter life and really protecting us day and night. While writing about the bad things my mother and people did to me, God laid upon my heart to write this book. In this book I talk about my painful experience which God has used for my good. Satan planned to destroy me but God worked it out for my good. Poverty had it worst torment on Katalay, myself and my child. I was offered a job and did not have money to pay transport, accommodation and a nanny for L'amour. I was offered another job but with very devious conditions so I declined. I walked and sometimes with L'amour for up to 10 km. We walked in the sun, in the cold and sometimes in the rain without a rain coat or umbrella. Relatives and neighbors watched us suffer without offering no help. I must say we had such hardship in our local African church that I decided we must find a "White Afrikaans Church". I say this not because the brethren did not choose so but L'amour and I were the only Black people when we first went there. They welcomed us and showed us love.
About the Author: Doreen Clementine Mampani is a Christian author from South Africa. She is married to Katalay Mampani and God blessed them with a daughter L'amour Mampani. She writes non-fiction books and poetry. She went through rejection at home, in some churches and communities, unemployment, poverty, loss of material possession, sickness and disease. She suffered racism in her home and communities. Born to a Colored woman whose mother was White. She was rejected by some Vendas, Coloreds, Indians and foreign nationals. She was almost raped many times in the community and some churches. She was beaten as a child, deprived of food and clothing. She had to carry water from the well while still young. She was brought up by her late aunt and grandmother. Doreen was beaten up for going to church while she was a child but that did not stop her. Doreen suffered poverty as a child and as an adult. Her books are based on real life experience of her and people she meets. She claims not to have achieved rather she glories God for enabling her to write life changing stories. God asked Abraham "Is there anything too hard for the LORD?" The answer is the same as it was then, NOTHING is too hard for our God. Her writing career started when she lost her job, her husband's business was not doing well, and they did not have any source of income to the level of losing their material possessions. She typed her poetry book entitled "Great Departure of Mortals" using an old phone and edited using a computer at the internet café. More of Doreen C. Mampani's books are: Nonfiction Who Owns Your Soul? Sin Tantalizers The Reigning of the Refugee The Citizens Bow to the Refugees Log of Poverty in the Eye Awakening of the Impoverished Prince Deceiving Voice of Poverty Trapped in the Underworld Dinning With Deception in the Shrine Deadly Diabolical Games Dethroning Poverty from the Golden Throne Uprooting the Bitter Roots of Abuse Monster in Mama is not Bigger than God Venom of a Bitter Woman Poetry The Storeroom Gives Birth to a Story Tribulation Escorting Triumph Author Without a Pen 44 Liters of Tears The Plague in the Fatherless Home Great Departure of Mortals Little Oil in My Lamp The Song, The Dance, The Table and the Dinning of Souls Riding on the Back of a Poor Man Silencing the Laughter of Goliath Shacks Paving Way for Mansions Not Yet Time No Need to Die Early Drops of Tears in the Desert