This is an honest, funny, and poignant portrayal of an adoption journey. It's eye-opening and enlightening. Read an invaluable resource for anyone considering tracing their birth parents, specifically a birth mother. Follow Black Sheep as she navigates the twists, turns, and bumps in the road to achieve her goal-to reunite with her birth mother after over forty years. Enjoy a good belly laugh and possibly a cry with the promise that you will not regret reading this book. Friends admit to crying and laughing out loud in equal measure despite already knowing the tale. Live it with her. Be drawn into her world as she guides you step by step toward success. All adopted people have a missing piece of the jigsaw to find and every right in the world to find it too! Buckle up, grab your tissues, and settle in for what will prove to be a pretty bumpy ride.

When Mr. and Mrs. Morgan moved unto Norman Manley Road, with their eleven year old daughter, Martha, all was well. Then suddenly it all went bad. Breads, the name everyone called Mr. Morgan, started drinking heavily. He began beating Martha for peeing the bed, and physically abusing his wife, Yvonne, as well. While others corked their ears and refrained from helping, Thompson Little, an elderly man, who lived next door, would have none of it. Breads was a six-footer, and weighed over three hundred pounds. Coming up against him wouldn't be easy; even more so that he didn't respect anyone or cared about their feelings. Breads invaded Thompson's house on morning and threatened to beat him if he didn't stop prying in his family's affair. Thompson's dog Perkins attacked him. They fought, and Perkins bit him on his ass. Others got involved, including the police. Breads was furious. Thompson soon learned the hard price for meddling in people's business; the taste and smell of blood, the cold-hearted murder of his loved one, and the crippling pain it brought.