Ex-spouses attempt to live under one roof after a gut-wrenching divorce. His return to make amends is sincere; the sobriety part not so much.

I ask my empathetic friend, "When you got dropped off at rehab did you say, 'Thanks for bringing me?'"

"No, Jess. I believe I said, 'Go f*ck yourself!' --and slammed the car door."

The worst thing that could happen is they never change.

Reviews: "Laughed, shouted and cried out loud." "The twists never let up!" "Hit home at gut level."

Awards:

*Chapter 8-Junkyard Parts: short-listed by The Letter Review.

*Chapter 2-Olga's Therapy: Writer's Digest finalist.

"Beneath Rock Bottom" demonstrates unique mastery in the psychological thriller genre. It is crafted as a suspenseful, stand-alone novel of nonfiction; however, it is also the awaited continuation of Rochelle's award-winning memoir, "Shot Glass: One woman's fight to save her kingdom."