4 Stars
Allie is a single mother of a biracial child she adores and a freelance ghostwriter and landscaper. As a ghostwriter, she knows fame will always elude her. Also as a ghostwriter she melds what others say, not what her creativity might provide, and she is a channel, as it were, for whatever others do in their lives, their beliefs and perceptions, not her own. It seemed to me that this was her life pattern: adapting herself to others, for even as a marketing copywriter at a Manhattan equity firm, Allie molded herself to what others wanted her to be. Now, however, she is confronted with evidence regarding a client's sexual offenses, an eruption that will greatly affect her own income and hopes to improve life for herself and Cass. It's time to stop being a reflection, a mirror, a channel, and find her True Self, the real Allie, whoever she is.
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