She was haunted by Sam to remain impeccable.

After thirty-four years, the only thing she could equate herself with was the misery that followed her!

For the first seventeen years of George-Ann's life, she was controlled by her father, Sam, to be perfect; the only exclusion from his paws was the air that she breathed.

Her life, her friends, social activities and her education was non-negotiable! She grew up without an identity of her own! She didn't need one, She HAD HIS...

The main character of the story shows us that within our greater selves, the epitome of who we are can exemplify what true characters are made of.

In its review, Dorrance Publication calls it, "Powerful. A book of compassion and unyielding love. It is so engaging that even when the final page has turned, you will want to read more."