If Life Were Fair

Carrie's life seemed perfect until her beloved father died and Carrie takes in her mother, only to discover that she suffers from Alzheimer's disease. Carrie comes to realize that Alzheimer's disease not only takes its initial victim but also destroys entire families with its daily progress of destructive deterioration. When Carrie's mother is found dead, her life takes a surreal turn for the worse. Carrie now finds herself without essential pieces and parts of her family and is now also fighting with her siblings and maybe facing life in prison. As Carrie sits in prison, waiting for the judicial system to decide her future and Detective Chavez to unearth the truth, she wonders if she has the ability to endure the current circumstances, the strength to go on, or the competence to make decisions in her own life as she ponders what's next.

Sharon L. Tocchini was raised in California , and currently lives in Nevada. Sharon graduated from John F. Kennedy Law School in 1992. Sharon held a real estate broker's licence in three states and later went to become a surgery technician in 2006. She is now retired and spends her time as a freelance writer, and editor of a local guild newspaper.