“This book tells a true story about a women with multiple personality disorder. It is hard to read because it goes into a lot of detail about the trauma that Lillian endured. But I could not stop reading it. It really gives you the full picture of MPD, and helps better understand both how this happens and how it can be treated. I highly recommend it!”

“Dr. Alabiso brings a well written look into the broken and chaotic world of a women suffering with multiple personalities-a fascinating and bewildering coping mechanism designed to keep heinous memories of abuse from destroying the psyche. The book ultimately speaks to the incredible healing power of unconditional love and acceptance.”...TLH

“A rare and raw glimpse into the world of dissociative identity disorder and the woeful, gut-wrenching depravity that gave rise to Lillian’s life as a “multiple.” The book is beautifully written and masterfully crafted, Dr. Alabiso’s expertise as a clinical psychologist shedding invaluable light on a dark and foreign space. The story is not easy, but it is necessary. And it is hopeful. For in the face of enormous brokenness, there is boundless love and acceptance, and Lillian can simply be.”

“This book is an incredible account of Lillian, a woman who was horribly abused as a very young child, and as a result, developed multiple personality disorder. Lillian was fortunate in that she had an aunt who dedicated much of her life to connecting with her 22 personalities, giving each of them a journal to record their thoughts and activities. The personalities had different genders, ages, handwriting, and interests including poetry, painting, wood carving, and even racing cars, taking Lillian on adventures she was powerless to control. I highly recommend and hope that this will become a series or movie soon!”

This book was completely enthralling and captivating. The reader is guided through a world that somehow begins to makes sense as the horrible details of her past trauma are unraveled. Each voice and personality provides a little more insight to her world and it’s difficult not to bond with each personality and feel compassion for her painful journey.