Jm Mosko

No Caterpillars Only Butterflies Jm Mosko

It's 1966. Pregnant and alone, Bee is faced with a decision: abortion or adoption. She decides to spare the life of her child-and hope the baby's new family will provide the stable environment she cannot. Bee's daughter, Alexander, grows up in foster care. She is abused, neglected, and believes using her body to please men is her only way to find love. Alexander's journey takes her from humiliation at the hand of an orphanage to redemption on the west coat.