Life by Someone Else's Rules

What if you are good, just not in the right place? Ira always tried to do everything right. To be restrained. To work conscientiously. Not to break down—even when the strength is running out. After all, bills need to be paid, a daughter raised, and to stay afloat. But one day everything collapses in one morning—and not because she did something wrong. But because someone thought they had power. Now Ira is a teacher on forced leave and a woman in a suspended state. Return to work? Or try to live by her own rules? Does she even have a choice?