It's Never Quite What You Think

In mothering newly adopted daughters who were wild and out of control due to no fault of their own, along with a husband who worked 24/7, Grace learned to set boundaries for herself first and better evaluate if she was parenting her daughters effectively. Part of the transformation included acquiring self-knowledge and evaluating societal conditioning about what everyone believes love is and what love should do. The searing sadness of broken dreams and shattered life experiences made it clear that unless she took flight from the fight, she might never want to see the light of another tomorrow again. Ultimately, It's Never Quite What You Think is a story of victory and liberation.