And for My Next Act...: Aly's Return: An Elite Secret Society Interconnected Standalone

by Goddess A. Brouette

“It’s been a whole year since we last laid eyes on pop princess Aly, and her absence is driving fans wild. The drama surrounding her has only fueled her loyal following, who are more desperate than ever for her comeback. This could be the comeback of the century. For now, we’re all keeping our eyes peeled for any signs of Aly’s return.”

I wake in cold sweats, haunted by nightmares that drag me back to Carson City, Nevada, where the shadows whisper my name.

Fame, I’ve learned, is a double-edged knife—one that has cut deep, leaving gaping wounds that refuse to heal. Instead, they’ve turned to scars, hardening my resolve.

That was when I embraced my dark rebirth as The Fame Vampire.

Once, I was a mere mortal, pushed into the depths of darkness, clawing my way back to the surface with Hollywood’s blood on my hands. I feast on gossip, intoxicated by notoriety, a siren lured by the allure of whispers and secrets.

They may have killed me once, but this time, I rise unbroken—and I will never let them do it again.

This book contains dark subject matter. Please refer to the author's website, social media platforms, or the inside of the book for content warnings.

And for My Next Act…: Aly’s Return is a Dark Hollywood STANDALONE and can be read completely without reading any of Arlissa’s Stories. Additionally, a “fairytale” version of Aly’s view of previous events is provided at the beginning of this book. However, since it takes place five years after the first two books, it does spoil the turnout of major events.

Recommended Reading Order for the Dark Fame

Writings on the Arlissa’s Story

That’s Arlissa’s Encore

And for My Next Act…: Aly’s Return

302 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 27, 2025

Reviews

[Alyssa Biggerstaff · Rating 5 out of 5]

And for My Next Act… Aly’s Return is a dark, glittering plunge into the haunted psyche of a fallen pop icon, told with a hypnotic blend of tabloid spectacle and gothic introspection. In this dazzling tale, pop princess Aly doesn’t just make a comeback—she rises from the grave, reborn as a mythic figure who feeds not on blood, but on fame itself.

The story opens with a breathless tabloid snippet, setting the tone with a mix of urgency and obsession: Aly has vanished, and the world is hungry for her return. What follows is no typical redemption arc—it’s a confessional from the shadows, narrated in a voice sharp with pain and defiance. Aly’s transformation into “The Fame Vampire” is both metaphorical and chillingly literal, a commentary on the soul-splitting toll of celebrity.

The writing is seductive and poetic, full of razor-sharp lines and emotional gravitas. “Fame, I’ve learned, is a double-edged knife…” Aly confesses, and the reader feels every cut. Her journey from stardom to self-destruction, and ultimately to a fierce rebirth, is layered with trauma, grit, and a twisted beauty that lingers long after the final line.

What makes this book extraordinary is its refusal to offer easy answers. Aly doesn’t beg for sympathy—she demands understanding, and she earns it. This isn’t just a story about a comeback; it’s about reclaiming power in a world that chews up stars and spits out headlines.

A gripping, genre-bending tale of fame, fury, and rebirth, And for My Next Act… Aly’s Return is a must-read for anyone who loves stories where darkness dances with glamour—and where the spotlight might just burn.

[Katherine Tricker · Rating 3 out of 5]

I had really high hopes for this book, it started out strong, however it ended up feeling rushed.
A longer book with more depth to the events and the characters would have been better for the entire plot, and for the emotional connection between characters.

There were several areas that could have been explored far deeper for the development of the characters.

The authors writing is really good, and the concept was great, I just felt it lacked the depth needed to carry it off properly.

[Belle Svoboda · Rating 4 out of 5]

“I once again proved that I was the girl willing to fly too close to the sun despite my wings already being reduced to ash.” 🐦‍🔥 🪽

ARC Book Review
“And for My Next Act…:Aly’s Return”
Goddess A. Brouchette

🌕 🌕 🌕 🌕 🌑
🌶️

“And for My Next Act…: Aly’s Return” by Goddess A. Brouchette is a jaw dropping plunge into the glittering, twisted underbelly of fame. Aly’s long awaited return to the spotlight isn’t just a comeback it’s a resurrection, and it’s drenched in power, pain, and unapologetic vengeance.

Brouchette masterfully captures the cost of stardom, turning Aly from a fallen pop princess being abused by her mother that try’s to come back into her life and leave her secret sibling Josephina at her doorstep into a fierce force of reckoning. Now reborn as “The Fame Vampire,” Aly navigates an elite world of secret societies, brutal sacrifices, and power games with survival and revenge as her guiding stars. Her arranged marriage to the enigmatic Andres is as dangerous as it is enthralling, and her fake but sizzling PR relationship with Taurus blurs the line between performance and desire. The “why choose” dynamic adds extra fire, giving readers two very different but equally magnetic men to root (and lust) for.

This book is sharp, dark, and daring a high stakes Hollywood fever dream that pulls no punches. With every twist, Aly reclaims her narrative, proving that she’s not just back she’s untouchable.

A must-read for fans of dark fame, secret societies, and powerful women rewriting their destinies. The only thing I would change is to have a little bit more even pacing with some parts feeling slow and others rushed. However all in all Brouchette delivered an amazing dark fantasy that really spoke to me having gone through similar things as Aly and the way Brouchette has Aly represent anxiety I felt that in my core because I myself feel the same way as Aly and really resonated with her.

[Yasmin Mendoza · Rating 5 out of 5]

First of all, I did not expect this book to go the way that it did. It was interesting at first to read the story of Lilith and what her upbringing was. I really loved reading her story before the novel started and it was a great way to build foundation of how the story was gonna go. Yes, it did start off at a slow pace, but it makes sense bc we need to understand who Aly was before we get thrown into the dark world of how a celebrity becomes famous and leaves a legacy.

Goddess A. Brouette has this magical way of storytelling, using fantasy with a dark twist that encompasses Hollywood through a gritty dark lens. Using the rumors of a cult managing celebrities and a secret society who dictates who succeeds and who doesn’t is such a fantastical aspect of the book that I loved.

We meet Aly, a fallen pop princess who disappeared for a year and is trying her best to rebrand herself as The Fame Vampire. She is in a PR relationship with Taurus, who is secretly a part of the secret society that starts to send Aly cryptic messages. All she wants is to leave a legacy behind and she will get that accomplished, one way or the other. This book has some twists that you wouldn’t see coming and Aly keeps proving that she is only looking out for herself. This book ends in a cliffhanger that keeps you at the edge of your seat and wanting to come back for more 🙂‍↕️

Rating: 5/5
Steamy scenes: 🔥

[the honeyed library · Rating 5 out of 5]

4. 7/5 ⭐

Lights. Camera. Breakdown. 🎬

Aly’s Return is not just a comeback...it's a resurrection 🔥. And trust me, pop princess turned Fame Vampire,
Alejandra L. Gracia (aka Aly), doesn’t just return…she owns the damn stage.

It’s been a year since the media circus lost its queen 👑. Now, with gothic glam and a heart iced over by betrayal, Aly storms back into the spotlight with her blood-dripping album The Fame Vampire and the world can’t look away 👁️‍🗨️.

This book is soaked in shadows and stardust,
dragging you into a whirlwind of haunted dreams, tabloid nightmares 🗞️, and the toxic beauty of fame.

Aly starts out as a bratty, self-obsessed icon ✨but slowly, heartbreak by heartbreak, she grows. From selfish to soulful, from broken to brutal, she claws her way through Hollywood’s cruel graveyard of has-beens and fake friends 🕷️. Her transformation is messy, magnetic, and maddeningly real.

Then there’s Andrés...morally grey and morally annoying 🖤. He’s the guy you side-eye in chapter one and low-key root for. His presence is the storm to Aly’s fire, and when they collide? 🔥⚡Let’s just say it’s enough to make paparazzi tremble.

This isn't just a book...it’s a burning confession,
a dark love letter to ambition, identity, and the price of power 💣. It asks the question: Can we survive the monsters fame creates in us…and still find our way back to humanity?

[Patsy · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was an interesting read.However there are numerous triggers so you may want to review them before you decide to read it. They include:
strong language, sexual themes, coping with abuse of all kinds, death, substance abuse, childhood trauma, robberies/attacks, and PTSD.

Aly was quite a little stuck up and self absorbed brat in the beginning of the book. One great example of that was when she was talking about her album being album of the. year but that she was basically in the running with a group of people who didn't deserve to be in that category with her. She was the poster child for what happens when fame goes to your head. The main character in this book is a great example of what happens when you let success go to your head and then that world comes crashing down and you hit rock bottom.

Can you make a comeback? Can you be redeemed? You can when you've earned it, but it does take work and that's what this show story shows. Alys story shows that all that glitters is not gold and darkness is literally just one turn away.

If you love a good story that has crash and burn with redemption, then you definitely want to read this. After all, nobody ever said life was easy.

[Saloni Singh · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Aly's Return" masterfully intertwines dark, haunting, and gothic elements to create a captivating narrative that's beautiful. The book's unique blend of atmospheric and emotional depth makes it a perfect fit for readers seeking a distinctive and immersive experience. Its haunting quality lingers long after the final page, leaving a lasting impression🙌🏻

Aly makes a dramatic return to stardom with her hauntingly captivating album "The Fame Vampire," marking a thrilling comeback after a much-needed hiatus. Her life is a relentless pursuit of wealth, fame, and success, with every decision and action meticulously calculated to further her ambitions, leaving little room for anything else✨

The book explores the darker side of success, delving into the consequences of letting fame and ambition consume us, and raises a poignant question: can we ever truly make a comeback from the depths of our own downfall?

This book is a powerful exploration of redemption, offering a nuanced and thought-provoking narrative that delves into the complexities of human nature and the journey towards forgiveness and healing. With its richly detailed storytelling, it's a compelling read for anyone drawn to stories of personal growth and transformation.🤌🏻

[Poorvi · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book wrecked me—in the best way. And For My Next Act…: Aly’s Return is sharp, messy, emotional, and honestly addictive. Aly’s story isn’t some glossy fame comeback. It’s raw. It’s painful. It’s a girl crawling out of everything that tried to destroy her and deciding to become something terrifyingly powerful instead.
I loved how flawed she was at the start—entitled, selfish, broken—but you get why. The trauma, the pressure, the people constantly trying to control her... it all made sense. Watching her grow into “The Fame Vampire” was insane—in a good way. You feel every decision she makes, even the bad ones.
And then the romance? Yeah. It’s complicated. Andrés is moody and morally grey (which I live for), and Taurus has this easy charm that just works. The “why choose” angle made it even more intense, and I was fully here for the tension.
There were a few moments where the pacing felt off—like it jumped ahead or lingered too long—but emotionally, it never missed. Aly’s anxiety, her connection with her sister Josefina, the revenge arc, the secret societies… it all hit.
This book felt personal, especially the way it handled mental health and reclaiming your narrative. It's messy, dark, and full of heart. And honestly? It stayed with me long after I finished.

[Priya Lewis · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book was something different, something dark, gothic, haunting & beautiful- something that I needed to read and boy I loved it.
The read was one filled with admiration, hatred, love, sympathy, anger and so much more.
Let's talk about the main character-
☆Alejandra L. Garcia. aka Aly- a pop-star who decides to make a comeback into the music industry with a gothic theme- 'The Fame Vampire' which eventually became the topic of the town and everyone's favourite album.
Aly was the moment in the book.
Although in the beginning,she was self-obsessed, wanting more of everything, she slowly transformed into a different person, a person that cared and loved more especially with the help of her sister Josefina and it was something beautiful to read about.
-Andrés- the morally grey man was an essential character of the book and i liked how sassy he was at times although I hated his attitude in the beginning
-I especially admired how Aly found herself her 'true' family in her friends.
-some characters could have had a little more backstory that would add more depth in the book, but overall I loved the read.

[Rebecca Hill · Rating 4 out of 5]

And For Mt Next Act...:Aly's Return is the third book in Brouette's Dark Fame series but is noted as being a standalone. It features Alejandra L. Gracia (aka Aly). She's a singer/performer who personally gave me Gaga vibes. Aly was a pop star who took some time away from the spotlight, and recreated herself as Fame Vampire. She returned with a vengeance, determined to be adored, but there's always a price to pay.

Aly finds herself with a mysterious invitation to join the Elite Order, a secret society who has the power to make all her dreams come true. She's forced to weigh her ambition against the cost, as well as knowing that once she's in she cannot change her mind. When her choice is taken away, she is forced to see the truth behind it all.

I have not read the previous two books in this series so I wonder if having that background would have helped me understand the storyline earlier in the book. I'll admit the beginning had me lost, not knowing the characters or really understanding what was going on, but I stuck with it. In the end I found this book to be a well woven twisted tale about a talented woman who embraced her trauma and found her inner strength, determination and power.

[Hannah · Rating 4 out of 5]

Secret societies have traditionally been the domain of rich, white people as a means to exclude others and celebrate their own exceptionalism. With its strong emphasis on Latino characters, this book subverts that trope spectacularly. It is a rock star comeback book with a secret society tucked sinisterly underneath.

I have not read the other book in this series. While it is not necessary for an enjoyable reading experience, I suspect some things would have been clearer had I already been introduced to Aly. The book has no open door scenes, although that does not by any means make it a safe read for everyone - check your triggers. Given this story is setting up a why choose scenario, I very much doubt it will remain spice-free.

You’ll get fake dating, a forced marriage, a kitten called Solo, a surprise younger sister, some pretty crazy rituals and a lot of masks. There’s a lot of personal reflection on fear and desire, found family and some impressive fashion. I will most definitely be reading more of this series - if you enjoy secret societies and rock stars, you should absolutely join me.

[Em · Rating 3 out of 5]

📚✨ Book Review
And for My Next Act...: Aly's Return by Goddess A. Brouette
⭐️ 3/5 | 🌶️ 1/5

I had really high hopes for this one—it started out so strong. The premise is bold, the voice fierce, and the themes of identity, power, and reinvention hooked me immediately. But as the story progressed, it began to feel rushed. I wanted more time to sink into the emotional layers, more depth to the relationships, and a bit more breathing room for the plot to fully shine.

That said, this is still a gripping, genre-bending tale of fame, fury, and rebirth. Aly's journey is raw, complex, and glamorously dark. It reads like a confession whispered from behind the curtain—equal parts haunting and empowering.

This isn't just a book...
🔥 It’s a dark love letter to ambition.
🌪️ A reckoning with identity.
💄 And a dazzling spotlight that exposes everything.

✨ Perfect for fans of character-driven dramas with a razor-sharp edge.
📖 Just wish it had been a little longer to let it all breathe.

[Morgan Robinson · Rating 2 out of 5]

So this was advertised as a romance book that included romance tropes including “crawl to me” (with a twist), marriage of convenience, and multiple love interests. This book was not a romance book. There was zero exploration of the relationships between Aly and her “multiple love interests,” nor is this marriage a convenience for anyone. I didn’t understand the point of her little sister being involved in the story and I kept asking myself “where is the kid?” because she seemed that insignicant a character. When I tried to reframe my mindset at 80% and think this may be more appropriate to label as a thriller, the “twist” was not twisty. It didn’t feel significant enough, especially when people who run this secret society are supposedly always 10 steps ahead of Aly, but then she was able to do what she did? It just wasn’t believable. There was also a religious trauma element to the twist, but nowhere before that was there any mention of Aly’s struggle with her religion. So while I enjoyed the author’s writing style because it was enough to keep me engaged throughout the book, there were too many plot holes for me to overlook. I might have had a different experience if I had read the first two, but I was supposedly able to read this one without reading the first two.

[Spooks Reads it · Rating 5 out of 5]

The gothic umph within the writing is what drew my attention but also the FMC Aly had me from the beginning needing to know her end game oh this all,
ALy went missing and the world sure wondered where she had vanished too, when she did return she had made a come back of her own a resurrection rebirth " the fame Vampire" I loved how between chapters she found herself not for what others wanted her to be but who she wanted to be, I loved the setting and plot to this story I and I can't to read more from this author
If you love :
*Secret Elite Society
*Crawl to me with a twist
*fake dating ( a Pr relationship)
* She's a pop star in a gothic/ vampire album era
*Marriage of Convenience
* Mental Health rep

" I was Alice in wonderland except Wonderland was a freak show and Alice was being hunted."

[Kait's Book Dungeon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Before I begin, please read the trigger warnings as I know there are some out there who overlook them. This book hits deep and dark themes that others may find off kilter.

Being an introduction for this author, I loved how she wrote the novel as her words seemed to flow effortlessly. But there were sections of the novel that were confusing for me. Aly with...anyone was hard to keep up with as it kept overlapping with everyone. As well as her sister felt like she was never around despite having involvement? I liked the darkness the book had to offer as it showed Aly in various lighting, both good and bad, which is human. But overall, was hoping for a bit more as well as some answers with so many questions that I had at the end that were not resolved.

Thank you to the author for allowing me to read this book voluntarily before release. <3

[Rutuja · Rating 4 out of 5]

Aly starts off as deeply selfish—fame, money, and popularity were all she cared about. But watching her slowly peel back those layers and open herself up to love, accountability, and connection was incredibly moving. Her growth from someone who didn’t care to someone who truly did was the heart of the story for me.

That said, I do wish we got more context about how she spiraled in the first place—what brought her to that point? There were glimpses, but not enough for me to fully feel the weight of her redemption. I also wanted more insight into some side characters, there’s so much more there.

Still, the execution was strong, and the emotional beats landed. The book left me with questions, but it also left me feeling a lot. A solid, darkly beautiful read with room for more.

[Donna Williams · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ok so I am completely new to this author and I must say I am intrigued. Before I begin please please read your trigger warnings. We value your mental health and don’t want you getting triggered in anyway. Now onto my review lol… And for My Next Act… Aly’s Return is a dark, glittering plunge into the haunted psyche of a fallen pop icon. This story was told with a hypnotic blend of tabloid spectacle and gothic introspection. Which I thoroughly enjoyed. In this dazzling tale, pop princess Aly doesn’t just make a comeback—she rises from the grave, reborn from the ashes as a mythic figure who feeds not on blood, but on fame itself. You all will absolutely love this book once you get into it. I was hooked from page one and didn’t want it to end.

[Mini · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was different, dark, gothic & haunted. I really enjoyed reading this.

Alejandra L. Gracia aka Ali is a pop star who decided to make a comeback in the music industry after a much-needed break. She came back with the gothic theme - 'The Fame Vampire' which became the talk of the town and everyone loved the album.

Ali was a self-absorbed brat in the beginning of the story. She wanted more of everything. As the story progresses, she became a different person who loves and cares. Her growth from someone who didn't care to someone who did is the heart of the story.

Andrés is a morally grey MMC which was much needed in this story, although I didn't like him because of his attitude in the beginning.

I would recommend reading trigger warnings before reading this book.

[Sabrina · Rating 3 out of 5]

What did I just read? I finished it and immediately said those words. I'm left with questions, not just about the ending, does she get both, the killing seemed too easy, and felt rushed. Parts were anticlimactic, relationships were left unknown, and the twists were not twisting. I loved the story, the plot, something that had such potential for shock and ah, just didn't deliver for me. I liked the characters, felt some needed more developing and allowed for lots of possibilities moving forward. I was told this could be read as a standalone, I did not read the previous books, so not sure if my questions etc were due to this lapse on my end. I would encourage you to read it, as it put a different spin on some of my favorite tropes.

[Manasa Jandhyala · Rating 4 out of 5]

The story follows Aly and her shot back into stardom with her album "The Fame Vampire" after a much needed break. But when success and fame get into the head, all she can see is money and fame. But with stardom comes many troubles and darkness, will Aly redeem her life back?

This book is really good. The prologue and epilogue were so well written.The writing was totally addictive and kept me hooked. I loved how the author showed Aly's journey, and I could relate to her in so many ways. I loved how the story gives us a peek into the side effects of stardom and its toll on a person. Overall, the book was dark, raw, emotional, and captivating.

[Haya Jayswal · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was so good—it had me hooked right from the very beginning. By the time I was 20% in, I knew I was in for an unforgettable ride. I absolutely loved the author's writing style—it flowed beautifully and pulled me in with every page. Aly’s character development was especially impressive; I found myself deeply invested in her journey.

That said, I would strongly recommend checking the trigger warnings before diving in. The story is raw, dark, and deeply emotional, touching on some heavy themes.

Overall, a powerful and gripping read. I’d rate it 4.5/5 stars and will definitely be picking up more books by this author!

[Readwithsohi · Rating 4 out of 5]

I didn’t expect this book to grip me the way it did. Within just a few chapters, I was completely drawn in. There's something about the writing it’s powerful, effortlessly smooth and that made the story unfold like a secret being told just to me.

Aly’s journey felt personal to me..Her pain, her strength, her growth,it all hit so close to home. I cared deeply about her, almost as if I knew her.

There were moments I had to pause, not because I was bored ,but because it hurt in the way only truth does. The kind of ache that lasts longer because it mirrors something buried inside you. It doesn’t sugarcoat anything, and that’s what makes it so honest, so impactful.

[Momma T's Books · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was not a fan. Hear me out. For me, Aly was just whiny. She was all about herself. A self-absorbed and selfish, no one is as good as me, star. While she did turn it around, she just took too long to get there. And I didn’t quite understand how she got there. There was not enough information for me to see where she deserved any kind of redemption.
If you like the rockstar lifestyle that has to hit rock bottom before they turn their life around, this is for you. If you have any triggers, make sure you read the warnings, as there are some tough topics discussed throughout.

[Sabrina Mordini · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a mixed read for me. I would have liked more context on what was going on at the beginning, and sometimes I felt confused as to what was happening. I didn't read the other books in the series, as this is classified as a standalone, and maybe that was my problem.
Other than that, the story felt compelling and intriguing, the setting very cool, and overall i liked the plot and where the story went.
Check your TW, because this goes dark, but other than that it can be an interesting read.

[Sarah Seelbaugh · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book introduces us to Aly, who has faced immense trauma, and it takes us on a journey through her experiences. However, it also illustrates her rise from adversity, showcasing her resilience and determination. As a pop star, she steps back from the glitz and glamour to embrace her role as the "fame vampire." I appreciate how this story emphasizes that family isn't solely defined by blood relations; Aly discovers this truth through her friendships. Additionally, there's Andrés, the morally ambiguous figure who supports Aly throughout her journey. I genuinely enjoyed this book!

[Karen Bowness · Rating 4 out of 5]

Aly’s Return is a powerful and haunting read from Goddess A. Brouette. Set five years after Aly vanished from fame, we follow her return as the “Fame Vampire” — a chilling symbol of everything the spotlight can take from a person.

It’s raw, emotional, and beautifully written, exploring the dark side of fame, identity, and survival. Even if you haven’t read the earlier books, you get a little fairytale-style recap to bring you up to speed.

A bold, unique story that’ll stick with you long after you finish. Definitely one for fans of dark, character-driven fiction.

[Kmy's KindleChaos | Reads Romantasy & Smut · Rating 3 out of 5]

⭐️⭐️⭐️✨️ 3,5/5
No spice. One Kiss.

Conflicted feelings.

On one hand, the story captivated me. the whole secret society felt so interesting. The hurt but strong-willed heroine is so my thing..
and it looked like a love triangle situation. What i so love!

On the other hand, the pacing felt weird. Sometimes, things got repetitive, and others' information was missing. Criptic, but there's no explanation later.. or maybe i didn't understand.
Maybe you need to read the previous stories (tho it's a standalone).
Im guessing there's another book coming, and we will learn more about, well, everything. Taurus ( who's allegedly very much in the picture) Camila. Romeo and Julian, Santiago.
We shall see.

Loved the Spanish references

[L KQ · Rating 4 out of 5]

A Change of Tune

This story was intriguing as Aly is initially high maintenance and bratty but as her world is turned upside down, the growth of her character is immense and full of surprises. Her change of image was a driving factor of the plot which added to the excitement of this story. It was a read that took me a moment to get through but overall, it was entertaining and enjoyable.

I am voluntarily leaving this review.

[Chante Heaven · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book took me a little while to get into, but once I did, I couldn't put it down.

Aly is an interesting character; at times she felt empty and lacking depth, but suddenly, out of nowhere, you see her willingness to fight for what she wanted, even without knowing the price she would pay.

The ending intrigued me the most because I can sense there is more to the story. I would love to know the exact next steps that Camila and her brother are going to take.

[Hannah · Rating 3 out of 5]

Loved how the author writes!!

Does it make sense to say I enjoyed how the author wrote this but but the plot was a miss??


I was confused on who was with who for the characters. Who was supposed to be the FMC’s love interest? What was going on with the child? So many questions.

The author did an amazing job writing this book. She had me hooked with her writing style.

Check your trigger warnings! There were several heavy topics discussed.