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Hush, Hush, and Let the Games Begin
This novel of literary fiction contains an imperative story of two adult sisters who are tormented by post traumatic stress disorder due to early childhood sexual abuse and incest. The sisters are surrounded by a number of diverse and colorful characters. Some are dealing with a similar issue. The novel brilliantly brings out this pervasive issue from the darkness into the light. Within this one family, generational childhood sexual abuse and incest had been a thorn and crime for many years affecting three generations of females. The author takes the sisters, Doris and Sarah, through treacherous waters and storms to a peaceful shore of self-realization, healing, forgiveness and reconciliatio...
From ETC. - An Amazing Conversation Between the Descendant of Slave Owner and Slave - A Chance at Healing and Reconciliation
The book contains the correspondence between Christopher Desloge, whose ancestors in early Missouri had been slaveholders, and Theresa Delsoin, whose ancestor Malindy Wilson was a slave in Franklin County Missouri. Delsoin and her sister, Mildred Johnson, coauthored the 2005 book "Malindy's freedom" about their ancestor. The "etc." of the title refers to the use of that word in wills at the end of property lists that included slaves along with other household items. The year-long correspondence lasted from Oct. 2009-Sept. 2010.
Desloge Chronicles - A Tale of Two Continents - An Amazing Family's Journey - Volume One
Desloge Chronicles, A Tale of Two Continents is a monograph of an amazing family's journey supported by genealogical summaries which provide solid provenance. Situated in France and America, this is an authentic historical narrative built around one family's 600 letters dating from 200 years, providing live-action reality present at France & the French Revolution and the American Frontier. Based upon one of the largest bodies of vibrant correspondence written from the turn of the 1800s, we are able to peer into the scene of teeming wildlife and Native American Indians in the young America expanding from this family's French nobility on the young American frontier and then blooming into titanic industrialists and caring naturalists and philanthropists. Within this monograph, historical fact, studied historical research, and expanded narrative craft a compelling legend of the prominent Desloge family. More than simply cold chronology of facts, these are "action figures".
Malindy's Freedom
The great-granddaughters of a freeborn Cherokee woman named Malindy, who was unlawfully enslaved as a child by a Missouri, farmer and gave birth to five children in slavery in the 1800s, share the story of their ancestor--a story of courage, conviction, and love.
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