Growing up in Indianapolis at the height of the crack epidemic Roselyn Huggins Douglass opens her new memoir warning her readers that a storm is coming. The product of a stable home, this former college student talks candidly about how she went from being a girl whose safe place was curled up next to her parents, to getting hooked on crack cocaine. In her new book Navigating Through My Storms-Sixteen Years To Life she talks openly about the storms that nearly cost hereverything. She recounts numerous details of how her sixteen year addiction drove her to do things she never imagined. She chronicles how at her worse she was forced to fight her way back from the brink of devastation. Everyone has a rock bottom and when she hit hers she came back swinging. Determined to live her best life and to redeem the things she lost, she found her peace and salvation on her road to recovery. The results are an amazing turnaround. This memoir is filled with raw, honest and sometimes funny accounts of survival, perseverance and endurance. This book is about a woman filled with strength, courage and wisdom and her desire to see others successfully navigating through their storms.