The story of a woman and her family as they go from her "comfort zone" of Atlanta Georgia to the glitz of New York City. Instead of it being the great adventure that she had felt drawn to, it instead triggers all the ugly things of failure, depression, anxiety and panic attacks. It covers the struggles that she went through, being in a place where the questions that had always been there finally had to be faced. She's fighting for her freedom which will only be found by surrender.
I really wanted to like this book, because she was open, because she faced demons that all women have had to face at some time or other. It was like reading a woman's personal journal but with that said, I didn't enjoy the book. Is she called to be a writer like she said? Yes, she probably is but this book didn't do it for me. Would I be open to reading any other books that she will write in the future? Yes, because of her courage and honesty of sharing this book.
I received this Book FREE from Tyndale House Publishers through Handlebar Marketing for purposes of this review, however all opinions are my own.
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