Philip J Bradbury

Scars Can't Tell (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Christine, abused wife of Norm the Storm, quietly makes a careful plan to escape. Edward, kind and often fearful, wants to be her white knight and ride to Christine's rescue. But Norm has other ideas, most of them violent.

Running scared, they head off separately from the Red Centre.

Edward and Christine are guided by Aboriginal guardian angels, as each seek to help those who mean the most to them, despite their own pain.

Then they come across abducted children, scared and abused, with the bullies knocking down the door. This is 1981 and it's a free-for-all for the criminals they know, and ones they don't, but is this even their fight?

Will Edward find his inner dragon-slayer to help these strangers in trouble? Will Christine ever get her sister away from her demons and her captor? And will they both be able to escape all this and make a simple, good and peaceful life?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Philip J Bradbury
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. September 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780648502197
• Artikelnr.: 65974070

Autorenporträt

In New Zealand I experienced life as an accountant, credit manager, company director, shepherd, scrub-cutter, tree pruner, freezing worker, plastics factory worker, saxophonist, army driver, tour bus driver, stage and television actor and singer, builder, lecturer, facilitator for men's groups, reporter, columnist, magazine editor, publisher, writer ...

In South Africa as an AIDS workshop co-facilitator ...

In the Australian bush as a barman, horse and camel trekker and stock-whip teacher ...

In England as a contract accountant, corporate trainer, estate manager, lecturer, singer/songwriter, website editor/writer and freelance writer ...

Back in Australia, house renovating, teaching, writing and website building.

My constant is A Course in Miracles, a psychological life-style course in forgiveness. Through it I have found the peace I had always been searching for the journey to where we have always been.