The Woman from Frog Creek

In this reflective memoir, Lisa J. Scott considers the choices through which a person becomes the author of her own life. Short reflections move through childhood, motherhood, work, and silence, tracing her refusal to hurry, obey without thought, or set aside her intuition.

Each antidote can be read on its own while contributing to a larger account of identity and self-trust. The book approaches personal sovereignty through lived experience, asking how an inner sense of direction takes shape and remains present amid the expectations of others.