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Alienation Victim
David Succaar sometimes felt his name really did classify him. His name was often mispronounced 'sucker', and he was often accused of being just that. It had never occurred to him that his own children could be turned against him by his angry and spiteful ex-wife. He had never heard of Parental Alienation Syndrome, but he learned... and he learned the hard way.
20 pages, ebook
First published January 1, 2006
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About the author
Crystal Brewton
24 books10 followersaka Crystal Ordonez and Adesanya
Me?
What's to say? Let's start with my favorite quotes (Yea, cynicism is almost a religious thing with me)
"The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it."
George Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950)
"Inside every cynical person, there is a disappointed idealist." George Carlin (May 12, 1937 – June 22, 2008)
I've been writing ever since I can remember. I love it. More, I love being Indie.
I was born and bred in Chicago (many places in the Cassandra's Cops Series actually exist! I used to live in John's building!). I currently live in Southern California with my husband, Marty, my ex husband Don (don't go there, it isn't even remotely what you're thinking, ya perv!) and three great kids!
Being Indie, I can (and do) publish what I want, when I want. Perfect examples of this are found in Michael and the issues addressed in many of my books and stories. I've been told I make people think. Praise don't get higher than that!
Me?
What's to say? Let's start with my favorite quotes (Yea, cynicism is almost a religious thing with me)
"The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it."
George Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950)
"Inside every cynical person, there is a disappointed idealist." George Carlin (May 12, 1937 – June 22, 2008)
I've been writing ever since I can remember. I love it. More, I love being Indie.
I was born and bred in Chicago (many places in the Cassandra's Cops Series actually exist! I used to live in John's building!). I currently live in Southern California with my husband, Marty, my ex husband Don (don't go there, it isn't even remotely what you're thinking, ya perv!) and three great kids!
Being Indie, I can (and do) publish what I want, when I want. Perfect examples of this are found in Michael and the issues addressed in many of my books and stories. I've been told I make people think. Praise don't get higher than that!
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October 13, 2009
What an anguishing story! David Succaar just cannot catch a break – and so much of that is his own fault. Even when you think things are finally going his way – a new life, new wife, new family – it still all comes crumbling down around him.
His is both victim and instigator. There is no doubt he is seriously victimized by his cruel and vindictive ex-wife, however, he ups the ante all on his own by turning his rights as a father into an ongoing obsession that cannot possibly end well for anyone involved.
Ms. Brewton’s stark prose brings the bleakness of the situation to light in a beautifully dark manner. You feel David’s pain and frustration in vivid detail as you are swept away as his life unfolds before your eyes.
Can David possibly get his happily ever after? You’re going to have to read and find out then, aren’t you? Otherwise you may just never know whether this well-meaning but misguided man will find peace in the end.
His is both victim and instigator. There is no doubt he is seriously victimized by his cruel and vindictive ex-wife, however, he ups the ante all on his own by turning his rights as a father into an ongoing obsession that cannot possibly end well for anyone involved.
Ms. Brewton’s stark prose brings the bleakness of the situation to light in a beautifully dark manner. You feel David’s pain and frustration in vivid detail as you are swept away as his life unfolds before your eyes.
Can David possibly get his happily ever after? You’re going to have to read and find out then, aren’t you? Otherwise you may just never know whether this well-meaning but misguided man will find peace in the end.
October 25, 2007
This was one of the hardest books I have ever written, but it is quite powerful!
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January 3, 2014I read the preview and I have to admit I am eager to find out what happens in the rest of the story
October 17, 2015
The tragic tale of a father separated from his children by the hands of their vengeful mother... this is Brewton's best seller for a reason.
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