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Outwitting Death, Book One in the Crying Over You Trilogy and True Story (2014)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781310255465 bzw. 1310255466, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
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Outwitting Death"Twenty-seven years ago I was a practicing attorney when I married. Unknown to me were the neurological problems of my husband. The uncontrollable and unpredictable rages and violence are impossible to describe."Thus my mother began a letter, dated November 26, 1979, describing the terrifying and often death defying life that she, my brother and I lived while I was growing up, hoping to live to see adulthood."As an attorney, I had more than the usual sources of help (i.e, Judges, Sheriff, police, private detectives, doctors, etc). Nevertheless, for 27 years, my sons (while still at home) and I outwitted, out ran and avoided serious harm or death."We hid in hotels and motels. This was not a situation that I dared take to the door of friends and relatives and thus cause them harm."In the days of my brother's and my childhood, the 1950s, 1960s and the early 1970s, if you had a violent mad man for a father, you largely did not speak of it. You just struggled to stay alive and pray to God that he would not harm or kill you while you slept. This amazing story of surviving terrors beyond imagining, combined with deep love and compassion, covers sixty-two years. Outwitting Death is the first book in a trilogy under the title Crying Over You. It is the account, rich in vivid details, of one of the better-known and wealthy families of Seattle, Washington and Portland, Oregon in the early and middle parts of the 20th Century. Twenty-Two chapters (95,998 words), this is the first sixteen years (1952-1968) of a haunting, loving, exciting, terrifying and just death defying true story. We were physically, mentally and emotionally beaten and abused by a father who - through a rare and unusual mental illness - was fifty percent of the time a loving and funny dad and fifty percent of the time a mad human, one never knowing when he would shift from one father to the other father. These changes could happen as quickly as the time it takes to turn a light switch on and of.
Outwitting Death"Twenty-seven years ago I was a practicing attorney when I married. Unknown to me were the neurological problems of my husband. The uncontrollable and unpredictable rages and violence are impossible to describe."Thus my mother began a letter, dated November 26, 1979, describing the terrifying and often death defying life that she, my brother and I lived while I was growing up, hoping to live to see adulthood."As an attorney, I had more than the usual sources of help (i.e, Judges, Sheriff, police, private detectives, doctors, etc). Nevertheless, for 27 years, my sons (while still at home) and I outwitted, out ran and avoided serious harm or death."We hid in hotels and motels. This was not a situation that I dared take to the door of friends and relatives and thus cause them harm."In the days of my brother's and my childhood, the 1950s, 1960s and the early 1970s, if you had a violent mad man for a father, you largely did not speak of it. You just struggled to stay alive and pray to God that he would not harm or kill you while you slept. This amazing story of surviving terrors beyond imagining, combined with deep love and compassion, covers sixty-two years. Outwitting Death is the first book in a trilogy under the title Crying Over You. It is the account, rich in vivid details, of one of the better-known and wealthy families of Seattle, Washington and Portland, Oregon in the early and middle parts of the 20th Century. Twenty-Two chapters (95,998 words), this is the first sixteen years (1952-1968) of a haunting, loving, exciting, terrifying and just death defying true story. We were physically, mentally and emotionally beaten and abused by a father who - through a rare and unusual mental illness - was fifty percent of the time a loving and funny dad and fifty percent of the time a mad human, one never knowing when he would shift from one father to the other father. These changes could happen as quickly as the time it takes to turn a light switch on and of.
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Working to Support My Problem Until I Die, Book Two in the Crying Over You Trilogy and True Story (2014)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781311213891 bzw. 1311213899, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Frankreich, in-stock.
Working To Support My Problem Until I DieFollowing John Seaborn's attempt to murder his wife and the arson fire that followed, Nora was confronted with decisions: First, how to support herself and her two sons, Charles and Christian. Second, what to do about John. If the years from 1952, when John and Nora Seaborn had been married on Halloween, to the end of 1968, when John chased after Nora with a carving knife trying to kill her and the arson fire of their home and business later that night, had not been complicated enough, the next eighteen years (1969-1986) were mind-boggling and equally dangerous for Nora and her sons, Charles and Christian. In spite of the fact that in 1969, Charles was only fourteen-years-old and Christian was twelve, Nora no longer treated them as children. They were surviving this mayhem right along with her and she considered that they should have a voice in where they, as a family, went from there. After spending one of the worst winters Portland, Oregon has ever seen in the burnt-out shell of the Bel-Air with her sons, Nora, a lawyer by profession, reinvented herself with a new home and a new career. She was fifty-three-years-old and the violence created by John's psychomotor epilepsy was always a threat, nearly resulting in all of their deaths several more times. If life with a dangerously mentally ill father (and his equally dangerous mother) was not enough, the last thing Christian ever expected was the betrayal by his mother, Nora, and his brother, Charles. The exciting and mind-boggling second section of how the Seaborn family survived the unimaginable in the Crying Over You trilogy.
Working To Support My Problem Until I DieFollowing John Seaborn's attempt to murder his wife and the arson fire that followed, Nora was confronted with decisions: First, how to support herself and her two sons, Charles and Christian. Second, what to do about John. If the years from 1952, when John and Nora Seaborn had been married on Halloween, to the end of 1968, when John chased after Nora with a carving knife trying to kill her and the arson fire of their home and business later that night, had not been complicated enough, the next eighteen years (1969-1986) were mind-boggling and equally dangerous for Nora and her sons, Charles and Christian. In spite of the fact that in 1969, Charles was only fourteen-years-old and Christian was twelve, Nora no longer treated them as children. They were surviving this mayhem right along with her and she considered that they should have a voice in where they, as a family, went from there. After spending one of the worst winters Portland, Oregon has ever seen in the burnt-out shell of the Bel-Air with her sons, Nora, a lawyer by profession, reinvented herself with a new home and a new career. She was fifty-three-years-old and the violence created by John's psychomotor epilepsy was always a threat, nearly resulting in all of their deaths several more times. If life with a dangerously mentally ill father (and his equally dangerous mother) was not enough, the last thing Christian ever expected was the betrayal by his mother, Nora, and his brother, Charles. The exciting and mind-boggling second section of how the Seaborn family survived the unimaginable in the Crying Over You trilogy.
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Surviving, Book Three in the Crying Over You Trilogy and True Story (2014)
EN NW EB DLISBN: 9781311319166 bzw. 1311319166, in Englisch, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, Smashwords Edition, neu, E-Book, elektronischer Download.
Lieferung aus: Kanada, in-stock.
At the closing of Book Two (Working to Support My Problem Until I Die) in the Crying Over You trilogy, Nora and Charles have destroyed Christian's life, something that he never would have envisioned his mother and brother doing to him. It would take the tragic death of the Seaborns' long-time friend, Dennis Biggs, (plus a near car crash) for Christian to end his short-term "love affair" with alcohol, battling depression while trying to understand why the two people he had trusted most in the world would have done such a thing to him; after all they had endured together. Then Christian starts putting his life back together again, taking him all over the United States and to England in the process. Surviving is the conclusion to the sixty-two year story of brothers, Christian and Charles Seaborn.
At the closing of Book Two (Working to Support My Problem Until I Die) in the Crying Over You trilogy, Nora and Charles have destroyed Christian's life, something that he never would have envisioned his mother and brother doing to him. It would take the tragic death of the Seaborns' long-time friend, Dennis Biggs, (plus a near car crash) for Christian to end his short-term "love affair" with alcohol, battling depression while trying to understand why the two people he had trusted most in the world would have done such a thing to him; after all they had endured together. Then Christian starts putting his life back together again, taking him all over the United States and to England in the process. Surviving is the conclusion to the sixty-two year story of brothers, Christian and Charles Seaborn.
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