Tricia, your words mean more than I can express. Thank you for reading Whiskey Chaser with such openness and care. You captured the heart of what I hoped the book would hold, not just pain, but persistence; not just survival, but the slow rebuilding of safety and love.
Your reflection on motherhood moved me deeply. It is a window of opportunity, a chance to rewrite the story, to give our children what we needed most, and to heal parts of ourselves in the process.
I’m so grateful that my journey resonated with you, that you saw the thread between personal and political, and that you felt the power of words as refuge. Your review reminds me why I wrote this book in the first place.
Your reflection on motherhood moved me deeply. It is a window of opportunity, a chance to rewrite the story, to give our children what we needed most, and to heal parts of ourselves in the process.
I’m so grateful that my journey resonated with you, that you saw the thread between personal and political, and that you felt the power of words as refuge. Your review reminds me why I wrote this book in the first place.
With warmth and gratitude,
Hazel Briar