Natalie Cole was an American singer, songwriter, and performer who achieved musical success in the mid-1970s. Her musical style was characterized by charisma and a powerful vocal delivery. She later found significant success by re-recording her father's classics, a move that earned her worldwide acclaim and showcased her ability to bridge musical eras.
The memoir recounts Natalie Cole's emotional journey surrounding her successful kidney transplant, which coincided with the tragic death of her sister. Through this poignant narrative, she explores themes of family bonds, love, heartbreak, and the healing process, offering an intimate glimpse into her struggles and resilience during a profoundly challenging time.
The singer shares her tale of triumph over drugs, depression, divorce, and all the worst celebrity can bring.