Information about Sober Living in Bowling Green, Kentucky – The Halfway House by Liz Ross is about a house in Bowling Green, Kentucky that are full of memories and fun – but also about coming to terms with being sober. This is a memoir of one woman’s quest to find her birth place and learn more about her heritage. The book tells the story of how Liz came to live in this small town in Kentucky, USA. And it goes on to tell the rest of the story including what she learned about the place, the people, and even some traditions here in Bowling Green, Kentucky that she hasn’t seen on television or in the movies. It is a novel about growing up and coming to terms with being a sinner, but also a story about the journey of becoming a mother and later, a great wife and mother. Information about Sober Living in Bowling Green – The Halfway House continues the story in the following paragraphs: “Liz moved to Bowling Green in the summer of 1998 and found employment as a waitress at an upscale restaurant. A few months later, however, she began seeing a man she’d never seen in person. Within a few months, the pair were together, and finally Liz had a child. Everything changed when their third daughter arrived.” I think most people have at least heard of or have personally experienced being “saved” or “renezed” by a member of the clergy or clergyman when they needed help in times of trouble – such as when a person was in trouble or at risk of hurting themselves or others. This is one of the things that made me write about my own experiences in a piece like this. As a non-fiction writer who also suffers from writer’s block, I had a hard time finding information about Sober Living in Bowling Green – The Halfway House. Hopefully others will benefit from my story, who may be in similar situations and need information about Sober Living in Bowling Green Kentucky.