Egypt Roberts is privileged, spoiled, and living the good life afforded to her
by her parents and fiancée. Still living with her mother and father at the age
of 24, Egypt wants for nothing and is cared for by her childhood nanny and her
father's wealth. But after the death of her nanny, the lies that crafted her
perfect life unravel and cause Egypt's mental and emotional breakdown. Meet
Andrea Atkins, a young girl with a bright future; although her life is a living
hell thanks to a mother with substance abuse issues she has hopes of escaping
her life after her high school graduation. But before she can make her escape,
Andrea's world comes crashing down after a business transaction gone wrong is
interrupted by her mother. Andrea's life is flipped upside down and she retreats
into silence; protecting the secret of the night her mother was killed. Blakely
Hammond is a lost and confused soul with no knowledge of her past or who she is
due to suppressed memories. A graduate student with dreams of becoming an author
and college professor, she is never able to stay on the straight and narrow
because of her best friends' schemes. After a scheme gone wrong Blakely is
landed in jail for a crime she doesn't remember committing and a best friend
that has gone M.I.A. Tragic events lead Egypt, Andrea, and Blakely to the Rose
Program at the Rosa Lee Institution for Women and Children where they discover
things about themselves and their lives that they never knew were possible.
Through individual and group sessions in the Rose Ward, Egypt, Andrea, and
Blakely create bonds with one another and the staff while getting a sample of
what crazy tastes like... - Amazon
REVIEW
Mental Illness is a topic that many people tend to shy away from so I commend the Author for taking this on. We have all a mental illness story we know about directly or indirectly. There were a few grammatical errors I did find while reading the book, but overall I was still able to enjoy the story.
3.5 Stars
Orsayor
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