Bushwick Rain is a raw NYC novel about survival, family secrets, motherhood, and breaking generational silence.

After losing her father, Stacy Rodriguez discovers legal paperwork that forces her to question everything she

thought she knew about her beginning. What follows is a confrontation with family denial, childhood wounds, and

the painful truth that not every silence is accidental.

Told with sarcasm, grit, and Bushwick attitude, this is a story about what happens when the child who was never

protected becomes the mother who refuses to let history repeat itself.