Publisher Review

'A inspiring and uplifting book about finding infinite value in the most intense and painful experience of profound loss' Sandie Shaw 'This beautifully written memoir charts Diane's personal anguish as her son Sacha - once a powerful and vibrant young man - is lost to the full-on white-knuckle ride of heroin addiction. In essence it is a book about finding value in profound loss' Maria Cantacuzino, author of Forgiveness 'A heart-wrenching and uplifting story of one woman's tragedy, transformation and, ultimately, triumph, made all the more powerful because every word is true - and because Diane Esguerra is a very fine writer' Edward Canfor-Dumas 'Takes you on a geographical and spiritual journey to a place of healing and ultimately to a place of peace in mind and heart. For anyone going through the grief journey of losing a loved one to addiction, I highly recommend this mother's story. Ultimately, you will feel uplifted and strengthened by sharing this journey with her' Elizabeth Burton-Phillips, author of Mum, Can You Lend Me Twenty Quid? 'Diane Esguerra's eloquent writing and self-deprecating humour make this a surprisingly rewarding and uplifting read. The journey is a courageous one; so too is her willingness to share raw emotion with her reader and her determination to create both meaning and value out of some truly heart-breaking life experiences' Therapy Today