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About This Book
Abby Greene is a young woman with low self esteem. Desperate to be loved, she finds herself caught up in an abusive relationship. There is only one thing that can free her—love. Love of self.
Abby thought she'd paid a high price for love before, but claiming and owning self love does not come cheap. Nonetheless, she's willing to pay the price—whatever it is.
Set in the mid 1970's this short story takes us back to a time when many women were realizing their independence, strengths and the power in "sisterhood".
Author's notes:
Abby Love was written in omnipresent, monophonic voicing. Heavy narrative moves the story along a single voice gets inside everyone's head. It's a story not to be judged on strict editing qualities, but on story content and the love-lessons learned.
Abby thought she'd paid a high price for love before, but claiming and owning self love does not come cheap. Nonetheless, she's willing to pay the price—whatever it is.
Set in the mid 1970's this short story takes us back to a time when many women were realizing their independence, strengths and the power in "sisterhood".
Author's notes:
Abby Love was written in omnipresent, monophonic voicing. Heavy narrative moves the story along a single voice gets inside everyone's head. It's a story not to be judged on strict editing qualities, but on story content and the love-lessons learned.
