About the Book

Twenty-one-year-old Trish has never been very responsible. With three children aged three and younger, and another one on the way, she’s definitely a party girl. But her world turns sideways when her drug addiction morphs from casual, to excessive, to extreme. When she sees a shiny form behind her in the bathroom mirror, she can’t decide if it’s real or just her imagination. The ghost-like form walks the hallway like a robot. Trish first feels fear then acceptance.

Conflict

Child Protective Services is on the verge of taking custody of her neglected children. To Trish, the children are a commodity, a source of income she doesn’t want to lose. Trish blunders through life making one wrong move after another, leaving broken hearts and lives in her wake.