Innocent and pure, Carrie Bovill was born into a hospital room filled with doctors and social

workers. Despite numerous health concerns and warnings, Carrie's mother was a crack addict, and upon her birth, Carrie became custody of the State of Massachusetts. After she was

molested as a young girl by a family member, Carrie's life began to spiral - broken promises and abusive relationships - Carrie was well on her way to becoming a statistic.

Flash forward, her 1999 Chevy Prism tires squealed on the payment as she drove off - Carrie

had just dropped out of graduate school. Uncertain of the future, India Arie's " Just Do You"

played on the radio, and at that moment, God gave Carrie a vision to write her story. In this

compelling book full of laughter, tears, and wisdom, Carrie uses her most intimate thoughts and secrets to inspire readers to take action in their lives, regardless of their circumstances.