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Liberty #2
Moving
Not the same as my other books. (Note the green cover)
Liam Abbott has just turned eighteen and alone for the first time in his life. Since he was a child, he had lived in the system, moving from foster home to foster home. He's struggling to live with his demons when agents from the Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women knock on his door with news that he's been identified as the father of a newborn whose mother died of an overdose. This is the first chapter in his story and the story of his daughter, Liberty Joy Williams.
There are discussions of drugs, verbal, physical and sexual abuse, and suicide in the story but the reality is that this is what many who go through the 'system' have to deal with.
This is only 25,000 words. That's about 100 kindle pages.
Liam Abbott has just turned eighteen and alone for the first time in his life. Since he was a child, he had lived in the system, moving from foster home to foster home. He's struggling to live with his demons when agents from the Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women knock on his door with news that he's been identified as the father of a newborn whose mother died of an overdose. This is the first chapter in his story and the story of his daughter, Liberty Joy Williams.
There are discussions of drugs, verbal, physical and sexual abuse, and suicide in the story but the reality is that this is what many who go through the 'system' have to deal with.
This is only 25,000 words. That's about 100 kindle pages.
92 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 14, 2021
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September 18, 2021
This is a really interesting story, it can be quite emotional, perhaps even a bit too much at times. However I am still willing to give five stars.
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