| Author: | Harriet Cammock | ISBN: | 9781452454900 |
| Publisher: | Sadie Books | Publication: | February 10, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Harriet Cammock |
| ISBN: | 9781452454900 |
| Publisher: | Sadie Books |
| Publication: | February 10, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Harriet Cammock takes you on an intimate journey with her as she is introduced to domestic violence through, love, marriage, and separation. The vivid accounts create unease, knowing people are able to harm each other on such levels and call it love. Harriet shares her blinded love, innocent assumptions, dreaded encounters, and fear-driven hopes, as she recaptures the essence of her painful memories.
From masked love to unleashed negativity, Harriet experiences what no person should be able to recollect. "That my heart was beating was a miracle, because I was so afraid that I could barely open my mouth to speak, much less to breathe and give oxygen to my heart. I didn't know what he was going to do."
Through the trials, Harriet made a plan, and within THROUGH THE FIRE, you will witness Harriet's plan and root for her to accomplish that plan. "I would imagine what my future life would be like. I would imagine that my daughter and I would one day live free from this horror and that one day, it would all be just an experience that was far behind us. We would be free to do the normal things that mothers and daughters do."
Harriet Cammock takes you on an intimate journey with her as she is introduced to domestic violence through, love, marriage, and separation. The vivid accounts create unease, knowing people are able to harm each other on such levels and call it love. Harriet shares her blinded love, innocent assumptions, dreaded encounters, and fear-driven hopes, as she recaptures the essence of her painful memories.
From masked love to unleashed negativity, Harriet experiences what no person should be able to recollect. "That my heart was beating was a miracle, because I was so afraid that I could barely open my mouth to speak, much less to breathe and give oxygen to my heart. I didn't know what he was going to do."
Through the trials, Harriet made a plan, and within THROUGH THE FIRE, you will witness Harriet's plan and root for her to accomplish that plan. "I would imagine what my future life would be like. I would imagine that my daughter and I would one day live free from this horror and that one day, it would all be just an experience that was far behind us. We would be free to do the normal things that mothers and daughters do."
