I really enjoyed this book for a couple of reasons. One, it did not follow a predictable Lifetime Movie story line of troubled characters and strained relationships, contrived plot lines that push the story in an unrealistic direction and then the corny relationship breakthroughs with a happy ending. Two, the main characters annoyed the heck out of me at times but I still cared enough about them to want to see them succeed (just like most of my relatives LOL). Not a perfect story but I was intrigued, engaged and entertained all the way through.
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A heartwrenching look at a disease that has become coming up more and more through tv shows and the media - hoarding. The reader immediately meets Trish a hoarder who has CPS on her front door due to an accident in her home with her youngest son. Soon after we meet her sister Mary, who has the exact opposite problem an OCD cleanliness thing.
A heartwrenching look at a disease that has become coming up more and more through tv shows and the media - hoarding. The reader immediately meets Trish a hoarder who has CPS on her front door due to an accident in her home with her youngest son. Soon after we meet her sister Mary, who has the exact opposite problem an OCD cleanliness thing.
