Ghost No More Series (3 Book Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.51 (552 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00ZF7CHMW |
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| Number of Pages | : | 361 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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From Book 1: Behind the glitz and the glamour of the beauty queen mother lies a web of secrets. It will leave you feeling empowered in your own life journey." -- Leslie G Nelson, author of Everything I Needed to Know About Parenting I Learned in Prison: A Correctional Officer's Tale topics- child abuse, womens memoir, hope, health, eating disorders, teen, depression, true crime, recovery, kindle unlimited. But somewhere amid the chaos and despair, CeeCee holds onto something precious, the only thing that drives her on - hope. Honestly and unflinchingly written, Ghost No More held me in its grasp as I turned from shock at the cruelty of some people to awe at the strength of one little girl to overcome. Her reality is her mom's retreating back, abandoning CeeCee in front of a burning car. "Hauntingly beautiful. Ghost No More is a child abuse true story that proves joy can be found beyond abuse. It is more than the story of an abused child; it's a story about the capacity of the human spirit to survive and thrive. CeeCee is a child desperate for a touch of approval, the love of her mother
Ghost no more. a must read for everyone! Teri This story really touched my heart. Ceecee really brings you into her life. I cried reading this. Growing up I knew 2 girls going through the horror of abuse and neglect. They lived next door. My parents tried hard to help them. Thank you for writing this very candid sto. Ghost No More - Thank you, CeeCee Your book changed me. I read about each and every piece of suffering you wrote. Then, as you rose out of it, into a beautiful, ongoing recovery in the arms of a loving God, I realized tears were flowing down my face. My own recovery will continue to be blessed by your wo. Keep writing, CeeCee! You can see every brutally honest emotion through a child's eyes. The humiliation and fear as well as love and hope are all tangible. Very well written!