On the Inside Looking Out

per-spec-tive (noun): One's point of view determined by beliefs, environments and experience. Everyone has one... but is it right? Should everyone trust their ownperception? After all it is how YOU see things... Kennedi Westbrook has beaten all odds. Statistically, she was destined to be a failure. However, she provedstatistics wrong by becoming a sought-after psychiatrist and owner ofHealthy Minds, a counseling and psychiatric practice in downtownAtlanta. To many, she is perceived as the personification of a perfectwoman, ONLY because no one knows of her greatest affliction...hermental illness. Mitchell, Kennedi's husband, is wealthy, business savvy, well-groomed, and confident. However, he also has major issues of his own. Althoughhe could never pay for a better family and lifestyle, perception hasclouded his judgment and forced him to see if he still has it. Far removedfrom the dating game, Mitchell makes an amateur decision to flirt withdanger, risking his most valued possession.... his family. Young, beautiful, and sexy Sydney was unemployed, insecure, and nearlyhomeless before she met the father of her unborn twins.. Now the onlystruggles that she has, is learning to adjust to her new surroundings andfiguring out how to rekindle the extinguished flame between them. Unwilling to accept the reality of the adverse relationship that they share, Sydney's desire to have a "real" family leads her on a treacherous hunt. Before she is forced to adjust to a new role as a single mother, hermission has become to remove all barriers standing between her and herbabies' father...including everything and everyone. The three each have close friends who all have different perspectives, secrets and influences of their own, which make all situations moredifficult. On the Inside Looking Out is a whirlwind of blackouts, nightmares, abuse, jealousy, broken spirits, secrets, and lies that won'tstop until perceptions and perspectives are tested.