In her book Burning for Love, Diane Adams opens up about her difficult upbringing and shares the effects of her parents’ arguments, her mother’s addiction, and suicide and her father’s abandonment. Diane takes the reader on a heartfelt journey through her formative years, filled with vivid descriptions of her abuse, the role religion played in her development, and the significant problems within her family.

Diane draws comfort and strength from her intimate connection with animals and the constant love of her grandparents. In the face of tremendous suffering, Diane explores the intricacies of faith, love, and human connections in this very intimate story.