Blood is Thicker than Vodka - Fox, Janine; Fox, Katie
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From the cold, lonely streets of 1970s Britain to the sun-soaked opulence of Malibu in the 1980s, Janine's life is fraught with dangerous exploits-outrunning the law, sordid relationships, and a drive to self-destruct. Abused and neglected by her once socialite parents, Janine's material possessions are replaced by alcohol, and the life she once knew becomes a distant memory. Manipulative, envious, and cruel, her mother is a drunken nightmare and Janine's desperation to get away only leads her down an even darker path. Decades later, their own relationship fractured by the blows of addiction,…mehr

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From the cold, lonely streets of 1970s Britain to the sun-soaked opulence of Malibu in the 1980s, Janine's life is fraught with dangerous exploits-outrunning the law, sordid relationships, and a drive to self-destruct. Abused and neglected by her once socialite parents, Janine's material possessions are replaced by alcohol, and the life she once knew becomes a distant memory. Manipulative, envious, and cruel, her mother is a drunken nightmare and Janine's desperation to get away only leads her down an even darker path. Decades later, their own relationship fractured by the blows of addiction, Janine and her daughter Katie struggle to reconnect as they work on this memoir. Traveling through her mother's tumultuous childhood, Katie witnesses how it all began, and Janine realizes that she was simply struggling to survive. Together, they find the bridge that leads them back into each other's hearts. This book is a testament that forgiveness is powerful, and every relationship has the potential for salvation.
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Janine Fox survived an extraordinary life. From a childhood of abuse, neglect, abandonment, and British boarding schools interspersed with summer vacations on Corsican nudist beaches. She came to the US in 1985 with her young daughter Katie. Following years of a severe eating disorder and brutal addictions, she emerged a survivor. Janine has run treatment facilities since 2004, helping hundreds recover from their life-threatening addictions. She lives in Agoura Hills, California with her husband Barry. They share a blended family of four, including several animals.