“I didn’t really want to run away; I just wanted to be found,” Dawn Lerman laments, recalling how she felt stuck in the middle and neglected. The author never explores the initial attraction behind her career-oriented parents’ ill-fated marriage, but the photo album that Lerman catches her mother looking at on the eve of her divorce suggests a deep and genuine connection despite their polar opposite personalities. Indeed, “they had traveled all over the world together,” Lerman writes. “London, Nairobi, Phnom Penh, Hong Kong and Marrakesh while he (Al) was filming commercials,” she lists.