Constantly looking over your shoulder, could you keep moving forward? Mia awakens to find herself in the hospital. She barely survived the car accident. Faced with the realization that her Mother's first husband claims he is her biological Father, not the man who raised her and whose funeral was just a few days ago, is not the only problem Mia's forced to confront. Her Mother, still resenting Mia for running away from home at 16, has no choice but to move into Mia's home - a home she has tried to keep as a safe haven for herself and her family. She resolves to keep an open-mind, and welcomes her Mother with open arms. Soon, however, she notices odd behaviors displayed by her Mother - behaviors that convince Mia there might be deeper-rooted issues she never expected she'd be forced to deal with. Overwhelmed with all of this, Mia tries desperately to deal with periods of constant sadness and anxiety, but to no avail. When she begins to sense someone is following her, terror consumes her daily life as she constantly looks over her shoulder to erase her fears. Is Mia being pursued by a predator determined to destroy her? Or has paranoia taken over Mia's life, forcing her to face herself once again as she stares into that never-forgiving mirror? Mia, Mia, On The Wall is a suspense thriller written with the heart of a memoir. The second book in The Trilogy of Mia Maloney invites readers to continue with Mia on her journey to not just self-realization, but to why the images in the mirrors persist in haunting her.