"Escape": From what could have been a Life Sentence!

Based on a true story of a woman's struggle to escape the horrifying and degrading marriage to a police officer, who not only deceived her from the beginning, but also succeeded in his attempt to fool his family, fellow officers and would go on to "Serve and Protect".......Himself!You will be taken through the author's interview with her friend, that discusses the grueling details of her relationship with a man that she once thought was a dream come true. As her story unfolds, through suppressed tears and quivering voice, you will discover the terrible treatment and mental abuse that she had to endure for many years. As she takes us through the final chapters of her desolving marriage and reveals to us about the corruption and illegal practices that her husband was involved in, it comes as a great relief to know that she is now free from all of that. She is now on the road to recovery and a much happier person!As for what happened to him? Please grab a copy and read on!

Laurie has resided in the Durham Region area for over the past forty years. She moved there with her family when it still looked like farm land. Houses were few and far between and there were no big shopping malls around there then. She justed loved how friendly all of the people were and they all had that country warmth about them. Now, Durham has been built up almost as much as the city, yet to her, it still posesses that same warmth about it and couldn't imagine living anywhere else. She enjoys meeting new people and making new friends. She also enjoys writing as a form of relaxation. She has published a children's book recently and now she has just finished her new book, "Escape." It will be her first published novel.She enjoys helping people and hopes that her book will somehow help them to take a step back and see the similarities of her story. Sometimes, people don't realize that they are being abused or taken advantage of until they see it happening to someone else! That's when they say to themselves, "That's what was happening to me! How could I have been so blind?"