Client Love

“From the first words I read, Kay captured my attention, and as I read on, she earned my admiration. The words on the page came alive, and I saw the story play out as if on movie screen. The story is incredible, but the telling of it is mastery.“

“Kay’s book is absolutely wonderful—tender, vulnerable, and deeply moving. As I read, I could feel her heart on every page. The honesty in her storytelling moved me more than words can express. In all my years of editing, there have only been two other books that made me sob—hers joins that very short list. It’s clear how much love, faith, and effort she poured into this work. I will be recommending her book in my own circles—it deserves to be read, shared, and celebrated.”

“I read Kay’s book several times and found it absolutely mesmerizing and compelling. It made an impact on me to find out how, unbeknownst to us, mental health can devastate lives in a very subtle and non-invasive way. The way she handled herself and her young family with kindness and fortitude, speaks highly of her as a person, mother, and human being. I will be recommending her book very highly for anyone, especially those who are experiencing a situation similar to Kay’s.”

“I wish I had this book several years ago, as my family was experiencing a very similar situation. It would have made me feel less alone trying to navigate a very difficult time. The resources for this type of caregiver are lacking to this day. It’s unfortunate, because the caregiver is as overwhelmed as the patient, and the entire family suffers. This book is as realistic as it gets and resonates deeply with me.”

“I really loved the first chapter about St. Petersburg because I grew up there during roughly the same time period as the author. I also loved the love story in the second chapter. It’s just a good read overall.”

“Kay Harris will move you to tears with her story, written from the heart of a 60s child raised on Disney dreams, suddenly facing--as caregiver--the crushing reality of serious mental illness in her marriage. No one is better qualified to narrate this story than a bubbly songstress, mom of three, and rising tech analyst whose family is battered by an illness few understand and fewer still are willing to help families navigate.”