At six years old, Kayla Jones begins her journey as a writer. Poverty and a broken home are part of the adversity she endures and overcomes. Her family moves to Pinckard, Alabama, where they begin a new life. Growing up in the country had its advantages. Kayla could compare nature to obstacles in her everyday life. Having this insight, mixed with her talent to write, produces a very vivid imagination that grabs her readers and leaves them with stirred emotions, lingering thoughts and a renewed sense of self being. Will she pursue her lifelong dream of becoming a published author or will she be hindered by a new loveaa love other than pen and paper? Does she really need a pen to convey her feelings and paper to hold her emotions or will the new love of her life do that for her?