Category: Drama Publisher: Global Authors Publications
ISBN-10: 0972851364
Type: Fiction
Pages: 356
Copyright: Dec 1 2002
Cover design by Mythic Design Studio
Ripped Apart is a novel based on true happenings!
Marsha's brief marriage to Tyler, her high school sweetheart, ends after six months. She leaves Alabama and settles in Atlanta where she meets Eric, a well-known dance instructor and thirteen years her elder. Impressed with his maturity, Marsha marries Eric before learning his true nature.
After nine years of physical and emotional abuse, she leaves him. Obsessed with revenge, Eric kidnaps their five-year-old daughter and hides her in Lima, Peru. For seven years, Marsha spends many thousands of dollars challenging the law enforcement and legal systems of two countries.
During this time, Marsha rekindles a relationship with her handsome first husband. Even though her heart has been ripped apart, Tyler, by means of his
irresistible charm and entertaining personality, helps her withstand the torment of being separated from her child. Tyler's untimely death adds to Marsha's feelings of desperation and aloneness. She becomes dependent on tranquilizers and suffers a nervous breakdown. Ashamed of the means she almost uses to get her daughter out of Peru, Marsha nevertheless overcomes almost impossible odds. You are invited to travel on this intense and poignant journey with a mother in her desperate attempts to find her child and long-awaited love and happiness for herself. Marsha's final performance in getting revenge is both intense and inspiring.
Note: Even though thousands of children are "stolen" from their custodial parent each year, the laws are as lax today as they were in 1973 regarding a parent removing a child from the United States.
Release date: June, 2003 - $19.95
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A poignant story about letting go of a narcissist in your life. Have you ever been attacked FULL force by a narcissist? It's the closest thing to being stabbed over and over in the back.
