A vivid, honest and compulsively readable memoir that reads like a long conversation with a candid, wry, and strategically self-revealing narrator. Donna Miranda Caldwell writes with an unsparing, and warm voice. Funny, generous but always clear-eyed.
Music anchors chapter titles sparking memories both humorous and nostalgic – the heyday of 80s/90s fashion, a high-level career in New York City, reinvention into hospitality operations and hotel design and construction, the interior work of marriage and family, accepting aging, grief and forgiveness.
Return to a time where our hearts ache to go again through the voice of someone who has lived a genuinely full, complicated life and is finally giving herself permission to tell it exactly as it was.