The Fruit You'll Never See: A memoir about overcoming shame. -- Gail Brenner Nastasia, Paperback Da Capo With a new Introduction by

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The Fruit You'll Never See: A memoir about overcoming shame. -- Gail Brenner Nastasia, Paperback Da Capo With a new Introduction byGrowing up in Gloucester, Massachusetts, a quaint coastal town with a dark underbelly, Gail learned early on that some people mattered and some people didn't. As the child of a heroin addict, whose only ally was an aunt who brokered deals with men who liked to have sex with young girls, Gail was sure she didn't matter. Having often heard the phrase "you don't rat" while growing up, Gail never told. Instead, she developed an addiction of her own, and