Don't Let Me Down

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Set against the backdrop of a strict evangelical upbringing in Ohio, the narrative explores Erin Hosier's rebellious spirit in the 1980s as she navigates her family's dysfunction. Central to her story is her complex relationship with her father, Jack, whose love for the Beatles contrasts sharply with his volatile nature. As she grapples with her identity, sexuality, and self-worth, music becomes her refuge and catalyst for change, ultimately leading her to New York City. This memoir delves into the challenges of adolescence and the quest for personal peace amidst chaos.