The autobiography Grass, and Then There Were Trees follows the whirlwind story of a woman who started a relationship with an evil man. Krisha Stanworth was a happy mum who was catapulted into a life over which she had no control. She lost custody of her two children, and believes to this day that the man guilty of domestic abuse was also responsible for the death of her mother. In her bid for justice, the police have not been on the side of the victim. In a twist of fate, the man in her life was a police informant. The author has found some peace though pursuing hobbies and writing, but she is still struggling without her children in her life. Krisha Stanworth lives in South Yorkshire, England. She wrote this book to show that "domestic violence comes without you even realising what is happening to you until it is too late." This is her first book. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/KrishaStanworth