Just One Cuddle

Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, New Age
Cover of the book Just One Cuddle by Angelee Addison, AuthorHouse UK
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Angelee Addison ISBN: 9781468586220
Publisher: AuthorHouse UK Publication: July 10, 2012
Imprint: AuthorHouse UK Language: English
Author: Angelee Addison
ISBN: 9781468586220
Publisher: AuthorHouse UK
Publication: July 10, 2012
Imprint: AuthorHouse UK
Language: English

Faye, the middle child, was the scapegoat for her familys frustrations. She was physically and mentally abused, but despite their feelings towards her, she loved them unconditionally. Fayes first boyfriend raped her. That night she broke down sobbing to her mother. She was unexpectedly kind and gave Faye a cuddle. The next day she had a change of heart. Sex was never discussed, and cleverly her mother diverted responsibility by calling Faye a dirty slut. A couple of years later Faye met John. He was regarded as a Superhero, by her birth family for marrying the likes of Faye. Blessed with a girl then a boy; Faye thought she was in heaven. It went wrong when Fayes perfect husband started drinking most weekends. It was after a night out Faye's husband and Liz their best friend passionately embraced in-front of their partners and Johns father who was waiting to drive them home. They laughed at Faye, saying it was only a bit of fun, and she was being ridiculous. To John, it was nothing; however, it meant everything to Faye. He continued to drink, but Faye remained grateful. He was weak-natured; and sided with Faye's bullying family only a few months later. It left his wife exposed and vulnerable. Faye tried desperately to hold on to her dreams, determined to keep her precious family together. Circumstances forced John and Faye to separate. Faye made countless sacrifices, whilst John demoralised, intimidated and controlled her for eighteen years. It is after recovering from breast cancer, Faye realises how selfish to think so little of herself, when others hadnt survived. When her existence became threatened, her life increased in value, perhaps not to her family, but to her. Almost all her family rejected her, except one-man he never let her down.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

Faye, the middle child, was the scapegoat for her familys frustrations. She was physically and mentally abused, but despite their feelings towards her, she loved them unconditionally. Fayes first boyfriend raped her. That night she broke down sobbing to her mother. She was unexpectedly kind and gave Faye a cuddle. The next day she had a change of heart. Sex was never discussed, and cleverly her mother diverted responsibility by calling Faye a dirty slut. A couple of years later Faye met John. He was regarded as a Superhero, by her birth family for marrying the likes of Faye. Blessed with a girl then a boy; Faye thought she was in heaven. It went wrong when Fayes perfect husband started drinking most weekends. It was after a night out Faye's husband and Liz their best friend passionately embraced in-front of their partners and Johns father who was waiting to drive them home. They laughed at Faye, saying it was only a bit of fun, and she was being ridiculous. To John, it was nothing; however, it meant everything to Faye. He continued to drink, but Faye remained grateful. He was weak-natured; and sided with Faye's bullying family only a few months later. It left his wife exposed and vulnerable. Faye tried desperately to hold on to her dreams, determined to keep her precious family together. Circumstances forced John and Faye to separate. Faye made countless sacrifices, whilst John demoralised, intimidated and controlled her for eighteen years. It is after recovering from breast cancer, Faye realises how selfish to think so little of herself, when others hadnt survived. When her existence became threatened, her life increased in value, perhaps not to her family, but to her. Almost all her family rejected her, except one-man he never let her down.

More books from AuthorHouse UK

Cover of the book The Book of Opposites by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Negus the Healer by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Snuze by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Wessex Revisited by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Searching for Daphne Cooper by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Justified by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Secrets for Endless Wealth by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Grace in Pain by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Albatross Ii by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Sex21 by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Life in Hedge Row by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book The Luckiest Man Alive by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book British Transatlantic Slave Trade—Barbaric Commerce by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book Quiet White L by Angelee Addison
Cover of the book To Be Young by Angelee Addison
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy