Kasha was a beautiful and talented young woman from Poland who once had everything to live for; but she threw it all away soon after moving to Las Vegas. In her desperate pursuit to find herself, and in her failed attempts to be rid of her childhood demons, she became addicted to drugs and suicidal. But it was her own selfish acts of betrayal to the men who once loved her, that had cast her into the darkest and most haunting depths of society. Although no one thought she would, somehow she had managed to survive...but just barely. A tale of two families spanning three generations - from WWII...

At the height of the Great Depression in 1933 nearly 25% of the U.S. work force was unemployed (almost 13 million people). Today in 2011 nearly 10% of the U.S. work force is unemployed (over 14 million people), and another 14 million are trying to survive on part-time low-paying jobs. They're called the "under-employed." Millions aren't even included in the (U-3) unemployment rate. We have approximately 16% of the "participating work force" that are jobless in America. Millions more are trying to survive on no income at all. By the end of this year there could be almost 10 million desperate...