Product Description"Tracy Richman shares her past in this provocatively intriguing memoir. Tracy's life starts out with the backdrop of a perfect American childhood. She is then thrown into a world where she is surrounded by fame, wealth, glamour and much more. The author warns readers to Enter with Caution because when she opens the door to her past, they will surely have an insightful, funny, tumultuous ride they will never forget.She takes readers down memory lane, of the 60's, 70's and 80's. The Hollywood lifestyle surrounding her pushed her to embark on one adventure after another. Meeting and partying with the most famous people in the world, like Eddie Murphy, Charlie Sheen, Bill Maher, Michael Jackson, plus countless others is fun and full of surprises. She fulfills all her dreams, despite the obstacles and becomes one of the biggest clothing designers in the country. Blissfully unaware of trouble at every corner, we get a front row seat into her journey. Never one to live in the safe box, she goes where most people will never dream of going. Living life on the edge and damn the consequences. All she ever wanted to do was have "fun" which is what she did like no one before her.Enter with Caution portrays how life is what a person makes of it. It was the life the author has chosen to live- wild, passionate, and provocative."About the Author"Tracy Richman is a single mother and a hardworking activist on health issues and spiritual development. She is a public speaker on dating and relationships. She has a website called helpyoudate.com. You may order her book there and get a signed copy for a $30.00 value plus see hundreds of pictures of people in her book you cannot see anywhere else. She has appeared on Howard Stern and countless radio shows, magazines, plus television appearances. Tracy has kept beautiful hand written journals her entire life. In this book are some of the highlights, scandals and hilarious adventures she finds herself in from the 60's, 70's and 80's. The baby boomers will never see a time again in our history as rich and empowering as it was, and innocent all at once."