Living a Lie Limited Edition |
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Author:
| Kacy, M. L. |
Editor:
| Holland, J. F. |
Series title: | Living a Lie Ser. |
ISBN: | 978-1-5484-6112-6 |
Publication Date: | Jul 2017 |
Publisher: | CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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Book Format: | Paperback |
List Price: | USD $16.20 |
Book Description:
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This is my no holds barred story, the truth in all its gory details. It's certainly not a romance, although, it had its moments. My life didn't turn out how I envisioned it, but looking back I can't say I regret it either, and I'll explain the reason, or reasons for that in my story. It all went wrong when I was seventeen-years-old. However, it wasn't all a picnic up to that point either. Well, nearly nineteen-years later and I can tell you, it's true what they say, you learn by your...
More DescriptionThis is my no holds barred story, the truth in all its gory details. It's certainly not a romance, although, it had its moments. My life didn't turn out how I envisioned it, but looking back I can't say I regret it either, and I'll explain the reason, or reasons for that in my story. It all went wrong when I was seventeen-years-old. However, it wasn't all a picnic up to that point either. Well, nearly nineteen-years later and I can tell you, it's true what they say, you learn by your mistakes, and boy, I made a lot of them. I was pulled through the ringer, and left feeling lost, alone and confused. So much so, that I'm sucked deep into my own mind. Lost inside my own mind I became comfortable, it was a place that I could hide. The darkness inside my own mind became my respite, my shelter and a buffer from the devastation of my own broken dreams. I became trapped there as I searched in circles for answers, surviving but not living. I was torn up by guilt, and felt as though I was being punished for perceived faults. Confusion and turmoil became my only companions. I needed to escape, to start living again, but did I have the strength to crawl out, and escape the void? Better yet, did I want to, because if I did, would I still recognise myself? Travel with me through my earlier life. It may make you uncomfortable as I bluntly describe that time for you, but it's a form of therapy for me. Whenever memories of my past become too much for me, I now have something to hold onto; my four children. When the darkness becomes too much, thoughts of my them pull me into the light. They were, and still are, my saving grace, my redemption of sorts.**BE WARNED: Some descriptions are vivid and can be a trigger for sensitive readers.**Graphic**Sexual Content**Language**Suitable for ages 18 and over