How far can you bend before you break?
Billie Dixon’s bipolar mother wants her in therapy and won’t take no for an answer. Her sister wants her to act the role of perfect daughter and bridesmaid for her mother’s wedding. And Xander wants her to admit feelings that don’t exist.
But her infectiously bubbly housemate doesn’t think she needs therapy. When the two become fast friends, Dahlia provides Billie with the effortless companionship she craves. Plus a thirst-quenching solution for her depression. But a bottle of wine isn’t the best coping mechanism when your mom’s an alcoholic.
Can Billie trust her instincts before she loses herself?
Now, Billie must choose between her first female friend and her own mental health. If she doesn’t keep herself together, she’ll end up every bit the alcoholic as her mother.
This book contains adult situations and potentially triggering content. It is not recommended for readers under 15. Read at your own risk.
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Life is thickly sown with thorns, and I know no other remedy than to pass quickly through them. The longer we dwell on our misfortunes, the greater is their power to harm us.
Chapter 1 – The Longer We Dwell
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Chapter 2 – The Longer We Dwell
Hiya Readers Things get moving pretty quickly in this book. I hope everyone enjoys! xoxo Dana Chapter Two The air outside is cold, and this
Chapter 3 – The Longer We Dwell
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Chapter 4 – The Longer We Dwell
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Chapter 5 – The Longer We Dwell
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