Trisha takes up her story reflecting on the point she had arrived at in her life. At the end of book one; of how far she had come, the dramatic changes she had experienced in terms of renewed self-confidence, peace of mind and a loving family with which she was now truly blessed with. It is a powerful testimony of how life turned its back on the author Trisha Alleyne, just when everything in the garden seems rosy, Trisha is struck down with the rarest of rarest illnesses to a point of hopelessness. The symptoms are alarming, yet mysterious. Repeated periods of hospitalisation are painful and worrying and the medical experts cannot decide precisely what's wrong. Finally, a diagnosis is made: Trisha is suffering from a rare and serious disorder. The prognosis given is not good at all, doctors predict that the disease will render her crippled and blind for the rest of her life. As Trisha's health deteriorates it seems they have been proven right. Now faced with such an agonising and debilitating condition, Trisha considers a way out through taking her own life. What brings her back from the brink and how does she regain her will to live? In Really! She reveals her slow and determined climb- back in riveting, blow by blow detail. How? With the Grace of God, help and support of her wonderful family and friends. She has achieved what she has. So, is she able to see the light at the end of this, her darkest of tunnels? Bringing her readers right up to date with the launch of her exciting, game changing new business, that is. Tropical Inspiration. As well as being a dramatic true story of her own struggle over adversity, Trisha structures and present is REALLY! As a powerful self-help manual for anyone battling their own personal demons and whatever the challenges, readers will find the book packed with both information and inspiration.

In this, the first volume of her autobiographical trilogy, Trisha reveals the heart-rending difficulties and dilemmas of growing up in a domineering and dysfunctional family, ridiculed, exploited and violently abused by vindictive, bullying siblings. Pat (her then name) finds it a struggle simply to survive, let alone make any sense of her life. Discovering, in her teens, an uncanny gift for clairvoyance further unsettles her, and those around her. Desperate to break free from the torments of her past and escape the negative cycle of her existence, she leaves home. Striving to build her confidence and create an independent life of her own. But neither the past, nor her family, will let her alone. Will she ever find the strength, acceptance and happiness - not to mention love in the shape of Mr Right - for which she so ardently yearns? Will 'Pat' ever throw off the shackles of her former self to become the confident, successful and fulfilled 'Trisha'?