April MacMillan is drunk, standing on the roof of Three River Terrace seven stories up, ready to jump to her death, when she remembers Camelia. She assures the psychiatrist in the psych ward that Camelia never existed and the letter she wrote her was nothing more than the ramblings of a disturbed drunk. Battling alcohol addiction and suicidal tendencies, April reconnects with an old friend who sticks by her through her recovery, her stay at a half-way house, and working to remember what went wrong in her past. A chance encounter shatters what April always believed about her invisible childhood friend. Will the truth about Camelia save her? Or will it lead her back to the roof? Both witty, and tragic, CAMELIA takes readers on a roller coaster ride of emotions as it immerses them into the mind of a rationalist, sarcastic, suicidal alcoholic

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