Whose Life is it Anyway?
Recognising and Surviving Domestic Violence
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships, Family Relationships, Abuse, Biography & Memoir
| Author: | Deborah Thomson | ISBN: | 9780648242697 |
| Publisher: | Brolga Publishing | Publication: | April 1, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Brolga Publishing | Language: | English |
| Author: | Deborah Thomson |
| ISBN: | 9780648242697 |
| Publisher: | Brolga Publishing |
| Publication: | April 1, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Brolga Publishing |
| Language: | English |
When Deborah Thomson met Wayne, she was a shy, introverted 24-year-old student. He was a loud charismatic young man.
His temper was an issue but one she hoped they could work on. Four years later, the married couple now ran a business together, and their first child was born.
Yet, any dreams of peaceful family life were quickly crushed by Wayne's increasingly violent and controlling behaviour.
Life turned into a cycle of hope, fear and pain, and her marriage into a prison from which there was no escaping.
It lasted 17 years.
Based on the journals the author kept throughout the ordeal, Whose Life Is It Anyway is a chilling memoir of her agonising years living and working with her abuser.
"A powerful, frightening story, highlighting a world I do not understand, fortunately a world the author has escaped from." - Ian Waller, Burnie, Tasmania
When Deborah Thomson met Wayne, she was a shy, introverted 24-year-old student. He was a loud charismatic young man.
His temper was an issue but one she hoped they could work on. Four years later, the married couple now ran a business together, and their first child was born.
Yet, any dreams of peaceful family life were quickly crushed by Wayne's increasingly violent and controlling behaviour.
Life turned into a cycle of hope, fear and pain, and her marriage into a prison from which there was no escaping.
It lasted 17 years.
Based on the journals the author kept throughout the ordeal, Whose Life Is It Anyway is a chilling memoir of her agonising years living and working with her abuser.
"A powerful, frightening story, highlighting a world I do not understand, fortunately a world the author has escaped from." - Ian Waller, Burnie, Tasmania
