Kellie (USA: NC) (2007/05/20): It seems a coincidence I read this book within a week of Wynonna filing for divorce from her husband, Roach. This was a pretty good book. To be honest, I am not a big Judd fan. However, I have always been intrigued with the Mother and Daughter duet. I always wondered what kind of relationship they really had. I am not surprised of how tumultuous it was. I feel for Wynonna. I think her mother was not very supportive while Wynonna was growing up. Especially since she never revealed who her real father was. Wynonna didnt find out until well into adulthood. To me, Wynonna is a beautiful and talented woman. She is definitely way too hard on herself. I think she tries too hard to be perfect and she is continually battling demons, one being her mother. She has a weight problem because food, she thought, was her only friend. Wynonna has a lot of great advice on parenting, self improvement and dealing with addiction and self loathing. I have a real hard time understanding how such a beautiful, talented woman can feel so alone and unsure of herself. After reading this book I think she is on the right track in resolving all of her issues. Hopefully, she wont regress after the latest publicity regarding her husband
