M O T H E R L Y (Michael Jackson)

"You're the motherly figure my children prayed for. You're the woman I prayed for. And I thank god for answering those prayers."

The undisputed King of Pop, the greatest entertainer to ever live, and most controversial yet misunderstood celebrity in the uncultured media- Michael Jackson. You've heard him, you've seen him, and surely, you identify him as the most recognizable, well-known musical powerhouse in the world. Well... maybe to just about everyone but not exactly everyone, at least.

There are some slight exceptions to knowing about his excess of fame and notability. To his three dearest and much loved children-Prince, Paris, and Blanket-he's solely just dad. But in spite of that, he's much more than their father; he is their world, and they are his world. He's fittingly meant to be their father, the one who unconditionally loves every one of them individually and cares for them, as much as they're meant to be his children. Fatherhood is most untouchably the greatest gift Michael could ever received in his life, and he wouldn't exchange it for anything, not even his career.

Life may just perfectly fine and dandy and fulfilled for the family, but what if his children were all mutually longing for something in their family? What if, per say, they longed for another parent, someone to fulfill the empty spot in their family and to make Michael happy, a mother?

And how ironic would it be that instead of Michael's effort, it surprisingly takes one of the children's mighty, risky efforts to go out of their way to find a motherly figure that they've always wished for?

*Warning: This book contains profanity and sexual content*