Carline Samuels is the fifth child of Vincent (deceased) and Evelyn Francis. She has four sisters- Bedel, Unet, Nathalie (deceased), and Aletha, and two bothers- Paul and Daniel. She is married to Holness, and the union has brought about four children- Kathrina, Shani, Kara, and Kevaun. She attended Browns Town High School and Northern Caribbean University in Jamaica. Carline migrated to the United States from Jamaica in 2007 with her children to rejoin her husband. She earned a B.S. degree in Organizational Management (Summa Cum Laude) from Oakwood University in Huntsville, Alabama, and a master's in social work from Campbellsville University in Campbellsville, Kentucky. She has also received her licensure in social work. Carline loves to write, and she has penned more than 100 poems, songs, and a few skits. She believes that writing is a gift from God and is, therefore, making a concerted effort to use her talent more to the glory and honor of God. She prays that her inscription will touch as many lives as she possibly can so that lives may be changed and souls won for the kingdom of God.

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She is a very sociable person and gets along amicably with people of varying temperaments. Her desire is for her and her family to go home with Jesus when he returns and is using this medium to witness to others so that they too may hear about God's goodness and make the decision to serve him also.