Title: True Butterfly
Product review: I usually do not read TCP books but decided to go against the grain. Black was actually very good to say the least I am very impressed.Kaia deals with the struggles of being a black sheep in her own house. At an early age she realizes that she is not her mother's favorite daughter and witnesses tragedy at the hands of her mother. What should have brought them closer only edged them farther apart. After meeting Aaron, Kaia feels safe and secure until yet another tragedy leaves her lonely and pregnant. If she can't count on anyone she knows that she has her friends. But Kaia also realizes that when tragedy strikes you see who your real friends are.Can Kaia get over the wedge between her and her mother? Can she provide love and support to her baby all by herself? Will jealousy ruin a childhood friendship?
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