Serendipity

Ser•en•dip•i•ty

Noun \ˌser-ən-ˈdi-pə-tē\
The faculty or phenomenon of finding valuable or agreeable things not sought for; finding good things by chance

For Rose-Marie, luck was a non-existent thing. She certainly hadn't experienced it. Living with a drunkard foster father for 16 years wasn't exactly glamorous.

Secretly being kept from her real family was even worse.

After finding the truth about her real mother, Rose-Marie sets out to find her. When she does, it isn't exactly what she was expecting.

But it may have been just what she needed.

With a new family, a new school, and new life, it's a wonder how she'll survive.