This account investigates the systemic failures and personal tragedies surrounding child neglect through the lens of a foster carer's professional experience. Rosie Lewis, an experienced foster carer, utilizes her direct observations and case records to document the harrowing reality of children entering the care system. The narrative serves as a sobering examination of the impact of substance abuse on family stability and the subsequent trauma inflicted upon vulnerable children.

The subject matter points to a somber, clinical, and deeply personal account of the realities within the social care system. The framing suggests an accessible yet heavy narrative intended for readers interested in the complexities of child welfare and the challenges faced by foster parents.