Angol
I am not a celebrity, famous, or infamous. I am an ordinary woman who has led a far from ordinary life.
You will read how, upon the untimely death of my mother, she was just thirty-three and I not quite five, my life moved from one of bliss to the dark wretchedness of a cruel world. You will witness my struggles as I encounter World War, abuse, rejection, and despair. You will also see how I, by some miracle, survived those, including torture and death.
Later, you will read how I had to endure further abuse, including domestic, pimps, and gunman. And how my young son and I ended up homeless, penniless, and with just the clothes on our backs. You will also see how I was privileged to know some very wealthy and titled people.
You will also laugh with me as I engage in some of the fun antics I was privileged to enjoy.
Reviewers consistently draw out how my remarkable tale provides evidence of resilience and the inherent strength of our human spirits. And how that can be helpful to whoever reads this book.
They also mention how I remained rather naïve and innocent throughout.
This is my true story. No fiction or made-up bits. It is all true.
'Overall, Eternally Naïve is a poignant reminder of the resilience that lies within us all, and I would highly recommend it for fans of impactful, emotive memoirs everywhere.' (K.C. Finn for Readers' Favorite - 5*)
'I can recommend this very well written book to all who enjoy learning about such life challenges and how people withstand them.' (Valerie M Poore, Author - 5*)
'An incredible lady with an incredible story to tell which will inspire everyone who reads her story.' (Lucinda E. Clark, Author - 5*)
'As I read this book, I felt the author relaying her story in a personal and friendly manner, as if we were having tea together.' (Jill Dobbe, Author - 5*)
