At Last, We Are Free
Published on 23. September 2021
Book
Hardback
200 pages
978-1-63837-499-2 (ISBN)
Description
The pain is deep within her soul. It could go either way. Does she want to be depressed all of her life, to be submissive? Tess does not think so, but does she have the strength and courage to move forward, to start a new life, and pick up the pieces of the broken girl she used to be. She can feel each phase of the pain. Its crushing. Why was she born? Is life really supposed to be this way? The knife moves towards her and slowly enters her chest. she screams.....
Now she is awake The knife is gone, but the pain is still there. It is still in her chest. It's the pain from the kicks. The bruises covering her body. Thank God the knife was a dream, but the pain is not, and she is afraidshe will be stuck in this bondage for life.
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Language
English
Product notice
sewn/stitched
Cloth over boards
Dimensions
Height: 235 mm
Width: 157 mm
Thickness: 15 mm
Weight
448 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-63837-499-2 (9781638374992)
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Person
Jacqueline Clark was born Jacqueline Allene Scott in San Antonio Texas, she traveled throughout her life with her parents, but mainly grew up in a little town in southeastern Okla. ¿Clark is the oldest and only girl of five children.¿ She now lives in a small town in Mississippi. Clark has a big family, and she loves large gatherings; Clark likes to spend her quiet time camping with the grandchildren or just sitting on the front pork writing. She loves to cook, and she is really good at it. Clark has always believed hard work never hurt anyone, so she tries stay as busy as possible. Her goal is to be as strong as she can be and to teach others that its possible to reach their goals, even when they dream big. All her life, she has worked to make her dreams come true.