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The Last Cotillion
Two amazing women who chose to move beyond the despondent lives thrust upon them by their cruel families.
A grandmother on her deathbed telling of the baby she stole; telling of the horrible acts of violence put upon her driving her to commit such a heinous act.
A teenage girl abused by her family; speaking about what drove her to reach out and help others suffering from abuse and neglect.
Both women victims of sexual assault, both women touching lives in ways they would have never imagined— both ultimately healing.
Two lives who crossed paths on an unforgettable journey.
A grandmother on her deathbed telling of the baby she stole; telling of the horrible acts of violence put upon her driving her to commit such a heinous act.
A teenage girl abused by her family; speaking about what drove her to reach out and help others suffering from abuse and neglect.
Both women victims of sexual assault, both women touching lives in ways they would have never imagined— both ultimately healing.
Two lives who crossed paths on an unforgettable journey.
267 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 9, 2019
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About the author
Thadeus Parkland
7 booksThadeus Parkland is originally from Fort Worth, TX. Having grown up in a conservative small town alongside multiple siblings, his creative side consistently provided both laughter and chaos at home. His passion for writing has spanned more than 30 years; early works for poetry were written or those he loved. With a firm belief, “all things will work out as they are intended to” and living in a constant of discovery, Thadeus was compelled to take on the task of writing novels.
Leaving the pharmaceutical manufacturing arena, the opportunity to completely follow his dream began. His first non-fiction book serviced the product development world by penning a high-level look at the industry's development process. His second book was a labor of love, a work of fiction telling the story of his grandmother's deathbed confession of how she stole his father when he was a baby.
A long time supporter of charitable organizations dedicated to supporting those less fortunate, a commitment of twenty-five percent of the proceeds will go to Non-Profit groups who help people living with HIV and feeding the elderly has been made
Leaving the pharmaceutical manufacturing arena, the opportunity to completely follow his dream began. His first non-fiction book serviced the product development world by penning a high-level look at the industry's development process. His second book was a labor of love, a work of fiction telling the story of his grandmother's deathbed confession of how she stole his father when he was a baby.
A long time supporter of charitable organizations dedicated to supporting those less fortunate, a commitment of twenty-five percent of the proceeds will go to Non-Profit groups who help people living with HIV and feeding the elderly has been made
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