
For everyone who’s ever been a mother; for everyone who’s ever
had a mother.
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Kathryn Broussard has managed her life with dignity and an I know you have feelings, but I’m coming through anyway
attitude. She exudes confidence and control over the land much as a
reigning queen rules her court. Her main focus-Grace, her daughter.
Although grown, Grace depends on her mother’s razor sharp
decision-making ability for everything. All is well in the land
of dysfunctional mother-daughterhood until the unthinkable happens.
Kathryn dies. With her mother now gone, Grace is forced to manage her
own life for the first time. And Kathryn must find a way to maintain
control of her daughter, even though unusual circumstances from the
“Other Side” present a fair share of obstacles to overcome.
A mother’s love, however dysfunctional, is a force to be reckoned with.
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