The River of Angst

Bloomington, IN, U.S.A.: Trafford Publishing, 2005. Second Printing . Trade Paperback. Near Fine. 5" x 6. 318 Pages. There is a six-line author's inscription dated 2006 on the title page. No other marks or stamps to this book with flawless interior text poages. This book is a fictional novel, written around an accident that the author survived. She notes that she began to realize how precious life really is and she admits her previous sense of guilt and fear regarding the afterlife. The River of Angst is an expression of her own personal victory and she says 'I now live my life based on who I really am inside, and know it's okay. I've written this book for two reasons. One, it's a written affirmation to myself that no matter who tries to convince me otherwise, I am who I am, and always will be. And second, I hope the message I convey in this book will be beneficial to those who have walked in my shoes, and especially to those who are forced to walk in the shoes of others.'