'With compassion and insight, Jane Foster examines how a perfectly happy family is pulled apart, not by the challenge of raising a young family far away from home, but by alcoholism. Leaving her husband in Tokyo and escaping back home to New Orleans with her children, thinking there is no other way but out, old friends show Lila that there is still hope if only she can learn to pray. Because when human strength is not enough, turning to God can make all the difference, as we find out in this touching account of one family's journey back to happiness. 'A compassionate read. Foster teaches us just how easy it is to pray. Even in our darkest moments, she shows how prayer can transcend human frailty and help turn our lives around. A book of hope and forgiveness. 'A must-read for anyone who has stopped believing in themselves or a loved-one. That with God's help we can overcome even life's hardest obstacles.' - Gretel Furner, Ph.D. 'A wonderful lesson. I love it. It's got to get out there.' - Lilly Pulitzer, iconic clothes designer and author 'Foster writes with compassion and depth offering the hope of God's love and grace for healing and wholeness through prayer. A must read for those whose lives are touched by the insidious power of addiction.' - Rev. Dr. Cecily Titcomb 'Jane Foster does a beautiful job of capturing the sense of hope that comes with recovery.' - Dr. Barbara Krantz, Medical Director, Hanley Center