Grace Gallion's journey continues in book 2 of The Middle-Aged Woman Series. Since things have changed with Hunter, Grace is determined to keep putting one foot in front of the other. Grace finds herself alone, and continues to make a life for her children. She especially tries to juggle the autism affecting one of her daughters. She continues to explore what love is, and finds more than she ever bargained for. Grace's counselor Linda helps her explore her past hurts, but does Linda reach Grace before it's too late? As with book 1, Grace's journey is raw. Book 2 has extremely graphic depictions of sexual events and abortion. Grace's Christian faith is questioned very personally.