Call me Aunt K. For the last three years, I've bore witness to betrayal, intrigue and injustice. I jumped out a plane, rode shotgun on a broken a carnival ride, and tied myself to the deck of a ship in high seas – all the while scribbling and documenting a real-life version of the movie Gone Girl. I watched as it played out in slow motion, then backwards, then upside down, and finally taped over. - StevieLovesEvie.com
From the StevieLovesEvie.com archive: Living in the attic of her family estate Mom would reach out to Dad and her mother-in-law on multiple occasions. Talk of leaving or returning to San Francisco
From the StevieLovesEvie.com archive: "Steve sent an agreement today. I could move back to Brooklyn. I told my family and now they have all joined up to say they will take legal
From the StevieLovesEvie.com archive: After Mom's second attempt to flee the state, Dad begins serious talks with her family and doctors. They agree a two-three week vacation to New York might be
From the StevieLovesEvie.com archive: "The softer her voice gets, the more angry you know she's getting. Once you can’t hear her anymore, you know that she is going to take you