A Story of Survival, Sisterhood, and the Fight to Belong Starla Bluesky has spent her life on the margins an orphan, a runaway, a survivor. Haunted by the trauma of childhood abuse and the loss of her sisters, Starla claws her way through the underworld of Berkeley, navigating a path lined with addiction, exploitation, and the relentless pull of the past. What begins as a desperate hustle soon becomes a fight for identity, purpose, and redemption.
Through poetic prose and raw honesty, Tim Hurd weaves a powerful tale of three sisters told in three parts Corn, Beans, and Squash bound by blood and broken by circumstance. As Starla searches for her long-lost sister and the truth about who she is, she must decide whether survival is enough or if healing and hope are still possible. A fierce, lyrical journey through pain, memory, and the unbreakable bonds of family, Starla is a testament to the strength it takes to reclaim your name, your story, and your future.
