Description

In Peace Of Mind: Watcher’s Eye, leaving home means escaping a family that never let you forget you were unwanted. Your father is alive—a sadistic former drill sergeant who treated you with relentless cruelty—and your mother remains loyal to him. Your sister, thirteen years your senior, offers no comfort either. With life at home threatening to get even worse, you run away, choosing uncertainty over another day under your father’s roof. For weeks, you survive beneath whatever shelter you can find, until your mentor discovers you and learns what drove you away. She offers you a place to stay, and with nowhere else to turn, you accept. Her support gives you the chance to begin putting your life back together. Years later, you’ve made a name for yourself, but the past still weighs heavily on you. Ready to slow down and focus on yourself, you turn to your best friend, your mentor, and the daughters you grew up alongside. The story begins as you meet a group of women searching for peace in their own lives. As those connections develop, you begin to wonder whether they could become the family you never realized you longed for. Against the lingering pain of your upbringing, Peace Of Mind: Watcher’s Eye follows the possibility of finding belonging with people beyond the family you were born into.