Publisher's Synopsis
In an attempt to deal with the physiological trauma of being molested as a young girl, 28-year-old China agrees to be hypnotized by her therapist to speed up her rehabilitation. During her session, China recollects family secrets of deceit, rape and murder. In order to figure out why her life is upside down, China explores her past of lesbianism, sexual additions, self identity issues and much more. It slowly becomes obvious that China's choices weren't the only ones effecting her life because China's mother, Renee, has a closet of secrets that have shaped China's destiny as well. As China fights to provide a better future for herself and learn from the mistakes that cost her the life of her unborn child, she learns there are only two options when dealing with the hard times in life: either triumph or parish. What the Hell was I Thinking is an urban drama that shows that every thought has an action and every action has a consequence.
