Seasons In The Sun is a memoir that reflects the author's present recollections of true experiences over time. Bringing attention to the often overlooked repercussions of lasting psychological abuse, which is often deemed less detrimental than that of physical abuse. Recent research has shown that emotional patterns of abuse are instilled by the perpetrator to cause fear, isolation, and feelings of inadequacy to better control the victim. Similar to the scars of physical contact, verbal maltreatment can also last a lifetime. Having lived half her life within a family of ravenous emotional vampires, she had no choice but to learn the hard way what real love is. By taking the stones that they threw at her and creating boundaries that separated her from the pain. Not willing to compromise her peace of mind, she stayed away until several years had passed and with a single phone call the course of her life began to change. The story begins to unfold as her childhood memories resurface, in an attempt to reconcile with siblings who have ulterior motives. Diving deep within to find the strength and overcome the past, find forgiveness to heal old wounds, and keep moving forward, watching everyone turn against one another. While her mother lay in the hospital, loved ones try their damnedest to collect riches before she is even dead. Betrayal, murder, lies, drugs, manipulation, and millions of dollars, begs the question of who had the best motive. Family secrets will be revealed there is jealousy spiked with uncontrollable rage, the perfect ingredients for a great story.