The Lonely Girl - Marcus Blake - Boeken - Truesource Publishing - 9781932996562 - 15 juni 2018
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The Lonely Girl

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Trying to commit suicide Lisa is sent to a Psychiatric Hospital by the police for a 10 day evaluation. In those 10 days she is forced to face her personal demons. She will learn to see the truth about herself. Dr. Emily Bennett, a woman with a brutal past of her own is the doctor assigned to treat her. During the evaluation the doctor begins to see parts of her own shaded past within Lisa's case and that's when she finds the cure for Lisa to be set free after ten days. The key to freedom is for both of them and it is about acceptance and the strength to move past their own denial. Over ten days they both will be forced to face their past so they can be unlocked from the prison that they have created for themselves Within those circumstances lies the strength to move beyond the lonely girl they each have become.

The story of the lonely girl is about acceptance; accepting the things that we cannot control and learning to live beyond our own circumstances. We each have a choice - we can be a victim, filled with excuses or we can rise above the bad things that happen to us so we can live a happy life. The story is also about finding the strength to face the demons of our past for when we do that's when we find the voice of salvation. This is a true human story and everything in the story is based on real people and events.

Media Boeken     Paperback Book   (Boek met zachte kaft en gelijmde rug)
Vrijgegeven 15 juni 2018
ISBN13 9781932996562
Uitgevers Truesource Publishing
Pagina's 234
Afmetingen 127 × 203 × 13 mm   ·   258 g
Taal en grammatica Engels  

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