Nancy George's Blog
February 17, 2019
Girl in the Shadows
My second book “Girl in the Shadows.” Romance/Suspense/danger/love
Daisy - Naive, beautiful and so very sheltered. She thought she was in love with the man of her dreams Rich, school heartthrob and small-town punk. He introduced her to his world filled with sadistic sex and abuse. She thought this was her life until she met gentle and loving Flynn.
Flynn - from the moment he met Daisy, he was completely and utterly in love with a girl who had no idea she was beautiful and sexy. His mission was to protect her no matter what.
Rich - cruel, heartless, and full of his own self-importance. He thrived on making Daisy's downtrodden life miserable. Everything changed when he saw Ruby, the one woman who became his world and obsession.
Ruby - Beautiful and all woman, a sex addict who craved desire. Rich was hers to control and love. He was her missing link. Until the day she met Rich's father, Chaz who filled her craving for sex in triplicate.
Chaz - a criminal from the streets, he would stop at nothing to get what he wanted. And for now, all he wanted was Ruby, and Rich was in his way.
Alone and scared Daisy prayed for help. She receives a telephone call which changed her world and led her to the bright city lights of Auckland, New Zealand. Daisy thought, finally she was safe she could start to live. How wrong she was for nothing would prepare her for what was to follow. From out of nowhere she meets Flynn, who gave her a reason to live, laugh, trust and learn to love. Was she strong enough to believe that beautiful things come to those who dare to dream? Or would the memory of her abuse etched into the depths of her mind take control and send her back to her dark place, where she would be forever alone and frightened once more. Could the light of a rainbow shine brightly upon her from the despair of a cold morning or would she forever remain a Girl in the Shadows?
https://www.amazon.in/gp/aw/d/B07F1RSLXK
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I have my own blog which I have dedicated to helping people like myself who have watched a love one battle a terminal illness. My blog name www.cancerruinedmylife.com.
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Email debfrank@xtra.co.nz
Daisy - Naive, beautiful and so very sheltered. She thought she was in love with the man of her dreams Rich, school heartthrob and small-town punk. He introduced her to his world filled with sadistic sex and abuse. She thought this was her life until she met gentle and loving Flynn.
Flynn - from the moment he met Daisy, he was completely and utterly in love with a girl who had no idea she was beautiful and sexy. His mission was to protect her no matter what.
Rich - cruel, heartless, and full of his own self-importance. He thrived on making Daisy's downtrodden life miserable. Everything changed when he saw Ruby, the one woman who became his world and obsession.
Ruby - Beautiful and all woman, a sex addict who craved desire. Rich was hers to control and love. He was her missing link. Until the day she met Rich's father, Chaz who filled her craving for sex in triplicate.
Chaz - a criminal from the streets, he would stop at nothing to get what he wanted. And for now, all he wanted was Ruby, and Rich was in his way.
Alone and scared Daisy prayed for help. She receives a telephone call which changed her world and led her to the bright city lights of Auckland, New Zealand. Daisy thought, finally she was safe she could start to live. How wrong she was for nothing would prepare her for what was to follow. From out of nowhere she meets Flynn, who gave her a reason to live, laugh, trust and learn to love. Was she strong enough to believe that beautiful things come to those who dare to dream? Or would the memory of her abuse etched into the depths of her mind take control and send her back to her dark place, where she would be forever alone and frightened once more. Could the light of a rainbow shine brightly upon her from the despair of a cold morning or would she forever remain a Girl in the Shadows?
https://www.amazon.in/gp/aw/d/B07F1RSLXK
Follow me on line.
I have my own blog which I have dedicated to helping people like myself who have watched a love one battle a terminal illness. My blog name www.cancerruinedmylife.com.
I am on Instagram Debbie.mortensen.96
Goodreads https://www.goodreads.com/goodreadsco....
Amazon
https://www.amazon.in/gp/aw/d/B07BVQZ...
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/missnancy148/
Email debfrank@xtra.co.nz
March 14, 2018
The Silent Scream
Book three “The Silent Scream.” Cancer/Terminal illness/life
The hardest book I have ever written because it is my story.
CANCER that one word changed our lives forever.
My husband has cancer.
We told ourselves we could get through this.
The day my husband passed away. I remember I just sat there in the chair still holding his hand. There were no tears just complete silence. I tried to remember all the good things we did, the happy times. The strange thing was my mind refused to let me go there. I just sat feeling a little relieved that he had died. The first time ever in my life that I prayed for him to go. It is a hopeless situation when you see your loved one in pain and struggling to hold on. Yet on the other hand when he passed away, I remember thinking what about me, what will happen to me. That is when the cold reality of the truth hit me like a hand slapping my face. I am now all alone. People said you will find comfort you have family and children. It’s not the same. Your family and children have their own lives which they have to live and as blunt as it is life carries on. My old life of having my husband, walking hand in hand, laughing together has just ended. That is the part that people do not understand. They think they know. The have good intentions and are so free on offering their advice. The truth is they have no idea because none of them are walking in our shoes. They all have husbands they get to go home, to cook dinner for two, go to the movies. I now sit at home alone craving conversation. It’s so hard. There are days when I take two giant steps and think to myself wow look what I have achieved. Then something happens, a song comes on the radio or I walk into his shed and see his tools and I take five steps backwards and spend the day in tears, feeling lost and so isolated. I hope telling you my thoughts and experiences are helping you. https://www.amazon.in/gp/aw/d/B07BVQZ...
The above is the link for my book The Silent Scream which is on Amazon. I hope you find comfort in it. Although my story will be different from you, our journey will be much the same. Hang in there because I am here.
The hardest book I have ever written because it is my story.
CANCER that one word changed our lives forever.
My husband has cancer.
We told ourselves we could get through this.
The day my husband passed away. I remember I just sat there in the chair still holding his hand. There were no tears just complete silence. I tried to remember all the good things we did, the happy times. The strange thing was my mind refused to let me go there. I just sat feeling a little relieved that he had died. The first time ever in my life that I prayed for him to go. It is a hopeless situation when you see your loved one in pain and struggling to hold on. Yet on the other hand when he passed away, I remember thinking what about me, what will happen to me. That is when the cold reality of the truth hit me like a hand slapping my face. I am now all alone. People said you will find comfort you have family and children. It’s not the same. Your family and children have their own lives which they have to live and as blunt as it is life carries on. My old life of having my husband, walking hand in hand, laughing together has just ended. That is the part that people do not understand. They think they know. The have good intentions and are so free on offering their advice. The truth is they have no idea because none of them are walking in our shoes. They all have husbands they get to go home, to cook dinner for two, go to the movies. I now sit at home alone craving conversation. It’s so hard. There are days when I take two giant steps and think to myself wow look what I have achieved. Then something happens, a song comes on the radio or I walk into his shed and see his tools and I take five steps backwards and spend the day in tears, feeling lost and so isolated. I hope telling you my thoughts and experiences are helping you. https://www.amazon.in/gp/aw/d/B07BVQZ...
The above is the link for my book The Silent Scream which is on Amazon. I hope you find comfort in it. Although my story will be different from you, our journey will be much the same. Hang in there because I am here.
