You’ll see every neurotic you know differently after following one little girl’s journey through the thorns of Rosewood Gardens, a suburban public housing project.
Ever wonder how a Type-A personality develops? Why do some care more about their looks than their self-respect?
At the verge of breakdown and truly confused by who she is, one woman tracks back through her formative years growing up in public housing amidst drugs, violence, and abuse. The remnants of her experiences have manifested themselves in ways that she doesn't understand. The indelible marks left on her psyche drive her self-destructive, self-sabotaging behavior. To find the answers she needs, she’ll be forced to reach out to the one person who holds the key to her becoming a grown woman.
Told in third-person through eyes of selected characters, the story chronicles growing up under oppressive conditions and how one little girl's coping mechanisms lay the foundation of her adult discontent.