Brandalyn GillBrandalyn was a fifteen year old high school graduate with a 4.0 GPA and honors' - the youngest graduate in her homeschool class. At age eighteen, she published her first title "Life: A Book of Short Stories and Poems" after being accepted into C.T. auer College of Business' Entrepreneurship Program, one of the top ten in the nation at the time. Shortly after, life hit as she had just been endorsed by Paula McCann Harris, the President of the Board of Education for the Houston Independent School District District Four. She learned the true meaning of "high functioning depression".Her life fell apart and she did not know how to put it back together, as a high achiever for so long. She ended up on drugs, having a baby out of wedlock, becoming abusive and subjecting herself to a life of drama, crime, and violence. For the next eleven years, she would go to places she thought she would never go; do things she thought she would never do; and most importantly, suffer by the hands of others in ways she never thought possible. "High Society ... " is the chilling account of a true fall from grace and how a young mother, entrepreneur, and artist had to pick up the shattered pieces of her life to find wholeness in herself, again Read More Read Less