Summary:

Learn to be free and strong and self-sufficient.This book is a
continuation of my memoirs, Swimming Upstream: The Inside Cries of a
Child. It recounts how I met my second husband and all of the events
of our stormy marriage. I was so desperate for love that I endured
all sorts of abuse and neglect and still couldn't bear to let him
leave me alone. Now I want to tell everyone that prayer can fill
loneliness, make a person strong and self-sufficient, overcome all of
life's problems, and bring joy that no one can take away.With
masterfully described characters who seem to come alive, this true
story is filled with spicy and engaging details and wisdom derived
from lessons learned the hard way.

Classification:

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Dewey Class: 920 -- Biography, genealogy, insignia

Book Details:

Physical Description: 436 pages
Edition Info: Paperback; 2007-06-18

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