The introduction, titled "Little Book of Horrors," sets the stage by providing a glimpse into the author's rich and varied life experiences, leading up to a pivotal moment at the age of fifty-four when she finds herself arrested and jailed by the FBI. Despite a life filled with global travels, marriages, and various challenges, the author conveys a sense of receiving a profound message from within to share her story. The narrative unfolds as a journey of asking difficult questions through prayer, seeking understanding, and acting upon the enlightening answers.

Chapters 2 - 7, delves into the past and chronicles events before and after losing the family farm, problems with her relationship with her daughter, and explores themes of denial and numbness. The author reflects on the consequences of bad choices and the traumaticexperiences of foreclosure, months in jail, and ending of marriage. The narrative takes readers on a journey to Ecuador, serving as a catalyst for change but also revealing ignored signs. The author grapples with the need to stop, listen, and confront the reality of her situation. 

Chapters 11 - 15 delve into the ongoing process of self-discovery and healing. Lessons about relationships, meditation techniques, conscious prayer, and the importance of trusting intuition are central themes. The author shares the journey of her final sentencing in court, repairing relationships with family, friends, and most importantly, with oneself.