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Just like Jodi Picoult tackles controversial contemporary problems in her persuasive domestic dramas, in Internet of Angels best-selling author Lilian Nattel examines the reality of what was previously called multiple personality disorder. A Classic Europe trade book original. On the top of issues, Sharon Lewis is like every other happily married mother-of 3: she's the beating heart of the home saturated in children, cooking and mayhem, the main one who usually understands the after school exercise routine, where her partner set the vehicle keys and who requires a little extra TLC. Her children and spouse feel sheis only a little scary, really, the way in which she may assume the concerns of any scenario--and perhaps they appreciate her even more for that extra attention she provides them. Life is certainly great before day Heather Edwards, a pregnant teenaged friend of the household, kills himself. The secrets that started it, and the reverberations of that work, show seriously disturbing for the entire household, and mix up Sharon's own unpleasant secret: she's DID, or dissociative identity disorder.