I very much enjoyed "Sea Escape". My own mother and I lived together for almost fifty years. Ours was a fiercely uncomfortable relationship, alleviated with brief spurts of biting humor. When my mother became ill, and grew weaker and weaker, I continued to care for her at home. During this time, I also went back to college, worked full-time and cared for our numerous rescue animals. In "Sea Escape", I saw glimpses of my own difficult relationship with mother, noting that as I grew older, I wondered more and more about her past. A daughter will always question her own persona if she is unsure of the woman she calls "Mother". I highly recommend "Sea Escape" for daughters, mothers, and lovers of a good read.