Divorced, in debt and unemployed, Olivia Clarke figured she had nothing to lose if she left California. She was sick of the plastic lifestyle and her family's lifelong casting her as its scapegoat. Nearly some thirty-five years after her father's murder she was still haunted by guilt. It was the best time to leave anyway, because all she had left was her dissertation. Actually if she'd felt like she had a choice, she would have just walked away, disillusioned and despairing. In Kansas City she found peace, spending six months finishing her dissertation, healing, and taking ballet classes-all the while praying for a teaching position. Over forty, female and black, if she opened another letter that told her how qualified she was but she didn't get the job she would scream. At what seemed to be the eleventh hour, Western State University in Roadims, Arkansas, offered her an assistant professor position in the school of business. Trepidation pulsed in Olivia's veins since the university...

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