This book is a wild, honest look at Lara's life – a seemingly typical soccer mom who had a secret double life involving heroin addiction and crime. Her story is both shocking and incredibly human.

Lara doesn’t shy away from the messy parts of her past, and that raw honesty is what makes this memoir so gripping. It's not just about the dark times, though. It's also about her incredible journey to turn her life around, regain custody of her kids, and find purpose and happiness again. It’s a stark reminder that the spiral into addiction isn’t just for the stereotypical image we often have in mind. Anyone can slip down that hole and struggle with relapses over and over again. Her struggle is so real and relatable, making her ultimate redemption even more inspiring. I love how real and relatable Lara’s voice is

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