Virginia Costello's story continues in, Book Two: Georgia Girl A Southern Series Virginia returns home to where her heart and soul live, Atlanta. Glad to be home from a much-needed break from her life and the realization some things never change regarding family and expectations. And for this first time in her life, she knows and understands it's okay to be who, what, and how you are and love yourself for that. After returning to Atlanta, Virginia realizes she has been blind to more aspects of her life than she originally expected. After more than a few issues are brought to her attention, Virginia no longer feels the need to take flight from the situations she cannot control, but to stand and start fighting to get her life back in order again. Honesty hurts in more ways than one. Sometimes we have to hurt ourselves in the process of finding and fighting for who we are, even if it means hurting other people in our fight for understanding your own journey in finding peace and life balance. Unexpected guests, sensual pleasures along with backstabbing friendships are on the forefront in this story. Confrontation is an issue no one likes, but is sometimes needed to see beyond the smoke and mirrors some people feel safe living behind. After all who needs to live a life of lies and deceit? There is an old saying "The truth shall set you free." Even though we all know the truth can and will crush you in its wake.