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I hit rock-bottom the summer I met Miss Lottie.
I was 16, and she was 84.
But she was my first real friend.
My name is Alayna, and I live for stories with happy
endings—probably because my own life story was far from happy in the
beginning. Dumped on the steps of a foster agency as a baby, bounced in
and out of jail and from one foster home to another, and fighting off
anybody who tried to get close…well, that’s just for starters.
When the court ordered me to “help out” at the Warrenton
Alzheimer’s Nursing Home, I had no choice. Either that, or go to the
jail with the real bars on the windows four miles down the road.
That’s how I met Miss Lottie, an old lady who sometimes forgot my name
but knew me better than anyone else ever had. Little did I know that
she—and her hunky, track-star grandson, Josh—would open the door to the
prison I’d built around myself. Or that I’d find the smile on my face
I’d always been looking for.
A budding romance.
A stunning revelation.
A dramatic journey through anger and delinquency
Published by OakTara