"Janet Balcombe never really did have a plan for her life. As she sat in a New Zealand prison staring at the punk rocker with the words 'Alex' tattooed around her neck in neo-nazi script, she was pretty sure if she had, this wouldn't have been it. Years later as she lay on the floor amongst the ruins of her toxic life, incapable of making her baby one more bottle, she knew she had finally hit rock bottom. Ice-addiction. Grief. Adultery. Evil. Brokenness. There had to be a divine intervention, or things just weren't going to end well. No matter how you look at it, it's a long way back up from rock bottom. This is Balcombe's story of the hope and redemption she found in her journey."
""Janet never did have a plan for her life, but sitting in prison staring at the punk rocker with ALEX tattoed around her neck in neo-Nazi script was a little disappointing. Sitting on a raft of charges including kidnapping, guns, drugs and counterfeiting; if this wasn't rock bottom, it would do until she got there ... Her life was like a psychotic hybrid of Breaking Bad and Paranormal Activity. There had to be a divine intervention or things just weren't going to end well. But no matter how bad things get, there's hope"--Back cover."
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