Thirteen: The Free Bree Story

In the gripping pages of "Thirteen," the heart-wrenching true story unfolds, shedding light on a family's fight against a system that threatened to tear them apart. At the core of this tale is Baby Bree Green, a tiny bundle of innocence whose life becomes the epicenter of a nationwide uproar.

When Steve and Maria Green, devoted parents and legal medical marijuana patients, suddenly find themselves in the crosshairs of Child Protective Services, their world is plunged into turmoil. "Thirteen" chronicles their harrowing journey, revealing the insurmountable challenges they face to keep their family whole.

As their seemingly ordinary life unravels, "Thirteen" delves into the intricacies of the American justice system, exposing its biases and deficiencies. With their cherished daughter taken away, Steve and Maria become unwilling warriors, their battle cry echoing through the "Free Bree" protests that reverberate across the nation.

Amid the courtroom drama, "Thirteen" captures the raw emotions of parents struggling against accusations that threaten to shatter their reputation and dreams. The book navigates the treacherous terrain of legal battles, uncovering the lengths to which they're forced to go to reunite their family.

As the story unfolds, "Thirteen" offers an intimate portrait of a baby girl named Bree, whose gentle spirit and old-soul eyes captured the hearts of those who met her.

"Thirteen" is a tale of resilience, of a family's unyielding fight against a system that seems determined to break them. It's a story of unity, as friends, family, and even strangers rally behind the Greens, proving the power of a community united by a common cause. And ultimately, it's a story of hope, demonstrating the strength of a family's love when tested to its limits.

In this compelling narrative, "Thirteen" shines a spotlight on the intersection of parental rights, medical freedom, and a flawed justice system. With every page turned, readers are drawn into a world where one family's fight for justice becomes a universal call for change.