Journey Towards the Light
by Suzanne Haslam
Price: $6.95 USD. 38860 words.
Published by Memoirs Publishing on July 9, 2011. Nonfiction.
A true life story of one woman's fight against oppression, manipulation and psychological torture and how she turned her life around after discovering an extraordinary gift for second sight and a talent for communicating with the spirit world.
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Suzanne Haslam
Biography
Suzanne Haslam was brought up in a normal, happy family in the north of England. When she married a man who turned out to be an obsessive control freak, she found herself constantly humiliated, manipulated and bullied. Her husband was clever enough to make sure her family and friends never saw what was going on, and because the abuse was not physical there were no scars which she could display as evidence. Her family accused her of imagining it all and even allowed her husband – who was working in the family business - to worm his way into their favour as the one who had been wronged.
After seven years of misery, Suzanne managed to pluck up the courage to divorce her husband. However, the stress of coping with the abuse and the tension with her family drove her to a full-scale nervous breakdown and she was forced to take extended sick leave from the nursing job she loved.
She sought sanctuary in a remote Spanish monastery, where she experienced a series of vivid psychic events, which ultimately showed her how she could rebuild her life. Over the years that followed she was finally able to recover her strength and confidence and find new happiness, security and professional success. She decided to write about her experience and published her first book in 2011.
Suzanne says she wrote Journey towards the light to reassure other women enduring similarly traumatic experiences that they are never alone.
After seven years of misery, Suzanne managed to pluck up the courage to divorce her husband. However, the stress of coping with the abuse and the tension with her family drove her to a full-scale nervous breakdown and she was forced to take extended sick leave from the nursing job she loved.
She sought sanctuary in a remote Spanish monastery, where she experienced a series of vivid psychic events, which ultimately showed her how she could rebuild her life. Over the years that followed she was finally able to recover her strength and confidence and find new happiness, security and professional success. She decided to write about her experience and published her first book in 2011.
Suzanne says she wrote Journey towards the light to reassure other women enduring similarly traumatic experiences that they are never alone.
Where to find Suzanne Haslam online
Website: http://www.author-suzannehaslam.co.uk
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