Tip the Cup of Guilt Madam - Mighton, Arlene
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Tip the Cup of Guilt Madam is about a Nobel Laureate's widow, Cheryl Boucher, and her struggle with depression following her husband's death, and her eventful succumbing to dementia.While in therapy to deal with her depression, she and her two daughters discover that Karl Boucher had a secret mistress and a daughter. This sends the family into a free fall, and they research who it may be. The story becomes more complicated when Cheryl finally learns she has early dementia. The widow tries to outskirt the family by not going into a care facility. A circus, an activist movement, and a trip to a…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Tip the Cup of Guilt Madam is about a Nobel Laureate's widow, Cheryl Boucher, and her struggle with depression following her husband's death, and her eventful succumbing to dementia.While in therapy to deal with her depression, she and her two daughters discover that Karl Boucher had a secret mistress and a daughter. This sends the family into a free fall, and they research who it may be. The story becomes more complicated when Cheryl finally learns she has early dementia. The widow tries to outskirt the family by not going into a care facility. A circus, an activist movement, and a trip to a Kentucky Derby are part of the widow's plan to circumnavigate the inevitable.As Cheryl eventually finds herself in a care facility, her path intersects with the chaplain of the Manor, sparking a profound love that defies societal expectations. Furthermore, Cheryl undergoes a profound religious experience, though many skeptics question the authenticity of her encounters. Some dismiss her religiosity as mere superstition, while others raise doubts about the validity of love blooming within a mind plagued by dementia.Tip the Cup of Guilt Madam weaves a captivating tapestry of human emotions, exploring themes of loss, betrayal, resilience, and the transformative power of love. Join Cheryl on her extraordinary journey as she navigates the complex web of her past, confronts the challenges of her present, and seeks redemption in the face of doubt and uncertainty.
Autorenporträt
Ms. Arlene Mighton began her writing career in Montreal and then California. Upon returning to Canada to retire, she took up writing full time as a hobby. She joined the group Writer's Ink and after one year, began the process toward publication. Previously, she worked in Montreal and was associated with Canadian Culturama Programs, an organization promoting Canadian authors. She is currently a third-year student in the Bachelor of English program at the University of Saskatchewan. She now lives on an island, near her family and likes to work out, travel, and attend cultural events.