Katherine Evers bears her soul in this captivating story that will draw readers into her experiences growing up with an alcoholic and abusive father. Readers' hearts will break as they experience the trauma Kat endured through her childhood at the hands of a man who was supposed to love her unconditionally. In this memoir, the reader will witness critical inflection points that led to the creation of a formidable mental construct-the Committee. This coping mechanism will intrigue readers with its inception in childhood allowing her to find strength and protection from the abuse around her. The story twists as the Committee, once a source of comfort, became an enabler of self-destruction. That's Enough is ultimately a story of hope. Kat continued to move forward despite the hardships, exhibiting extraordinary strength, resilience, and vulnerability. Her openness and honesty in this awe-inspiring journey will resonate and touch readers' hearts, inspiring them to continue forward through their own struggles.