Undocumented Citizen

“Undocumented Citizen” by Sislyn Peters is a fictional narrative published by AuthorHouse in September 2007. This 400-page novel follows the journey of nineteen-year-old Naomi Abram, who finds herself lost at sea and crash-lands on a beach in Puerto Rico. After boarding the wrong plane, she unwittingly enters the U.S., where she navigates the challenges of living as an undocumented citizen while grappling with her moral values and personal struggles.

Readers will encounter Naomi’s complex experiences, including her efforts to maintain employment through deception and the emotional turmoil stemming from the loss of loved ones. The story explores themes of grief, fear, and cultural discovery, particularly as Naomi learns about Rastafarianism during her time in Antigua. This edition provides a detailed look at her journey toward documentation after years of uncertainty, reflecting on the intersection of faith and identity within the broader context of spirituality.