โ Scribed by Mariel Gates
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Aubrey's life has unraveled. She is about to enter a women's rehab facility for the first time in an attempt to put the pieces back together. Aubrey is prepared for the mantras and platitudes she has heard about in twelve step programs but she is not prepared for the women she'll encounter and the truth about her own addiction. Addiction is a lonely disease. It makes us lie to ourselves. Can she face the person she has become? Are rehab facilities really what we think they are?
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