In the 75-page book, Carolyn Ritter-Watson takes her readers on a powerful journey through her life. Tears in a Bottle takes a unique and unprecedented look at what it means to survive through the hardships of life. From tears to triumph, Carolyn tells her personal story of rape, a family secret, domestic violence, and divorce.
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