Susan Elliot Wright delves into the complexities of human relationships and the emotional landscapes of her characters with nuanced psychological precision. Her prose, characterized by keen insights and skillful storytelling, explores universal themes of loss, love, and the search for meaning. Wright crafts immersive reading experiences that resonate with readers long after the final page is turned.
Worldwide, there are over 44 million people with dementia today, the vast majority of whom are looked after by unpaid carers. This new edition considers practical and emotional issues of caring for someone with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia. Includes updated facts and figures, drug availability, aromatherapy research, and dementia cafes.
Many women assume that abuse is always physical but this is not always the case. This new edition has been updated in line with recent legislation on controlling and coercive behaviour, which can include the abuser preventing friendships or hobbies, refusing access to money, and determining many basic aspects of a person's everyday life.
She had fought to hide her past, but she cannot run from it any longer. The truth will out, and this time it could destroy everything...
What if you can no longer rely on the person you trust the most?
In 1964 Maggie wakes to find herself in a psychiatric ward, not knowing who she is or why she has been committed. In 2008 Jonathan is struggling to put his differences with his parents aside to tell them he and his wife are expecting a baby, when a detective arrives to question him about crimes committed long ago. And as these two tales interweave, the secrets of the past, long kept hidden, start to come to light in unexpected and sometimes startling ways
From the outside, Emily has it all: husband, baby, job, house. Emily doesn't know how lucky she is. But she's about to find out...
In der Geschichte kämpft die junge Maggie in einer Klinik mit Erinnerungen an ihre Vergangenheit, während Jonathan sich auf die Vaterschaft freut, jedoch an seiner eigenen Kindheit und den Beziehungen zu seinem Vater zweifelt. Eine fesselnde Erzählung über Liebe und Identität.