Sherrie Lueder, Dawn Taarud

Cocaine & Champagne - Road To My Recovery (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Sonya grows up in an upper middle class home with an alcoholic father. She acquires a taste for alcohol and drinks her first bottle of champagne when she is just twelve.

Despite her dysfunctional family life, Sonya has the necessary tools to lead a productive life and leaves home for college. Living alone and left to her own devices, the choices she makes are not all good.

Sonya is promiscuous, dating both men and women, while seemingly oblivious to any relationship she is currently in. She spends money lavishly, ventures to other countries on her own, and overindulges in alcohol and drugs. even going as far as to sell them. She brushes off everyone's warningstelling herself she's still young and just having fun.

Ultimately, Sonya realizes her choices have turned to need and threaten to ruin a relationship she values the most. Thus begins her long road to recovery. The road is unforgiving. She suffers many losses, and stumbles often only to get back up and start again. The last obstacle she faces may prove to be the most difficult.

Sonya's father has always been brutally outspoken concerning her sexual preferences. In death, the final message he sends threatens to put Sonya over the edge...

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sherrie Lueder
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Januar 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310801051
• Artikelnr.: 48761433

Autorenporträt

SHERRIE LUEDER, International Best Selling True Crime Author:
Sherrie Lueder was born on November 13, 1951 in Tracy, Minnesota and christened Sherrie Rae Taarud. She would be the second oldest of four siblings. She met her husband, a lifelong resident of Wisconsin, where they chose to settle and raise their four children. Sherrie loved spending her summers near the water and enjoyed long days of lounging on the beach reading mystery novels and writing poetry. One of her poems "A Tribute to Mom" was published in a local newspaper (The Lake Park News, December 29, 1979), and later in Eddie-Lou Cole's Anthology of Great Poems.