The Long Road to Heaven

That's the adage Heather Montgomery has lived by since leaving home on that cold April night in 1975. She left a lot of things unsaid back then. She never told her high school sweetheart about their baby. She never told anyone what her father did to drive her away.

But keeping secrets is growing increasingly difficult. In the years since her departure, she's found unrivaled success in the music business, and her high-profile marriage to her band's drummer has made Heather the apple of the paparazzi's eye.

When she stumbles in her father's footsteps and forsakes the love of her family and friends for the comfort in a bottle of sour mash, Heather faces the possibility of losing her child for good.
The choice is clear -- the booze or her baby, which is more important?

While the answer is obvious, choosing her child means facing the demons that drive her to drink and confronting those demons means going back to the one place she swore she'd never see again -- home.

***This book contains strong language that may be offensive to some readers.***