She only wanted for others to recognize her role, significance, and worth as a wife, mother, and homemaker. 
She only longed for it to be valued.
What then is The Value of a Homemaker in today’s society?
Author Patti Zona reveals it all in her gripping and compelling memoir.

Her poignant autobiography is a revelation of sorts that you’ll find your heart ripped, crushed, touched, mended, and inspired. 

Zona witnessed her husband change from a loving and devoted man to someone she no longer knew.  After their separation, her life would dramatically change in many ways beyond her control.  Her ex-husband, a banking expert, would not be content with just a divorce; he would find legal ways to harass her for years.  He would use her money, position, and connections.  He used the courtroom to vent his anger and frustrations—unluckily for her, the courtroom assisted with her husband’s merciless and unwarranted appeal that would continue for a decade.  He complicated and convoluted her life, tested her limits, eroded her financial security, and kept her from moving forward with her life.  How can anyone have closure when there had been such a vast injustice caused by greed and control?  Through this book, she tells her side of the story.

This book isn’t just any ordinary memoir, it’s also about corporate structures—the demands they make, the complete loyalty that’s being required, oftentimes, at the cost of the family; it’s about the ultimate betrayal—the corruption in courts and high places; it’s about power in the wrong hands and its destructive consequences.