This book explores the complex and often heartbreaking realities of child welfare and parental addiction through the lens of a foster carer's experience. Mia Marconi, an experienced foster carer, recounts the story of India, a three-year-old child who entered the foster care system due to her mother Amy's severe issues with addiction and mental health. The narrative details the challenges of India's placement, the threats made by Amy, and the profound love children in care often hold for their parents, even when those parents are unable to provide adequate care.

This short read offers a poignant and direct account of the foster care system, focusing on the emotional bonds that persist despite severe parental challenges. The narrative highlights the dedication of foster carers like Mia Marconi and the resilience of children navigating difficult circumstances. The book's strength lies in its raw honesty, presenting a difficult subject with empathy and a commitment to understanding the complexities of family relationships. It serves as a testament to the enduring hope for connection and healing within challenging environments.