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Beth
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Artikel-Nr:
9781647468132
Veröffentl:
2021
Einband:
Paperback
Erscheinungsdatum:
30.09.2021
Seiten:
326
Autor:
Faye Bryant
Gewicht:
461 g
Format:
216x140x19 mm
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Faye Bryant grew up hearing the stories of her family and has used those stories of life and death, betrayal and reconciliation, faith and family to create the "Grandma, Mom, and Me Saga."
Next in the series is "Elaina," due out in summer 2019, followed by "Beth," due out in the summer of 2020. She is also the author of Ramblings From the Shower
Next in the series is "Elaina," due out in summer 2019, followed by "Beth," due out in the summer of 2020. She is also the author of Ramblings From the Shower
How do you live when there's
nothing worth living for?
The Grandma, Mom, and Me Saga comes to an end with Beth, a story of innocence lost, compounded lies, unbelievable betrayal, bullying, abuse, and irrepressible joy.
Beth Koebner is the only child of Vince and Elaina. Before she reaches middle school, she spends interminable hours in bars and lounges. Beth's lifelong misunderstanding of her worth seems to draw bullies and abusers into her life.
Barely eighteen, she marries a man with big dreams and empty promises in an attempt to escape her life of lies and pain. They move far from home where she endures unimaginable embarrassment and betrayal. Finally, her world falls apart.
It's been said that time heals all wounds, but what happens when the wounds are piled up through a lifetime?
Does Beth have enough time?
nothing worth living for?
The Grandma, Mom, and Me Saga comes to an end with Beth, a story of innocence lost, compounded lies, unbelievable betrayal, bullying, abuse, and irrepressible joy.
Beth Koebner is the only child of Vince and Elaina. Before she reaches middle school, she spends interminable hours in bars and lounges. Beth's lifelong misunderstanding of her worth seems to draw bullies and abusers into her life.
Barely eighteen, she marries a man with big dreams and empty promises in an attempt to escape her life of lies and pain. They move far from home where she endures unimaginable embarrassment and betrayal. Finally, her world falls apart.
It's been said that time heals all wounds, but what happens when the wounds are piled up through a lifetime?
Does Beth have enough time?