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Jack N. Lawson; Foreword by Drew Bridges
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R708
Discovery Miles 7 080
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Doing Time is the compelling, true-to-life story of a young woman,
Annabel Lee, who is wrongly convicted and imprisoned for a crime
committed by her wayward husband. Beginning before her birth, the
story opens in the rural American South of the1950s, and tracks the
brutal relationship into which Annabel Lee is born. As she grows,
Annabel Lee cannot escape the cycle of violence and abuse that
surrounds her. Naively, she elopes with her teenaged lover in the
vain hope for an escape from her cruel past, only to discover that
she has entered upon an equally harrowing stint in a women's
prison. In the unlikely fellowship behind bars, and through her
relationships with inmates, staff and particularly the prison's
chaplain, Annabel Lee courageously moves from the scarred existence
as a victim to the life of a survivor. Filled with the local color
of life in rural North Carolina between the 1950s and 1970s, Doing
Time is a poignantan-and at times humorous-story of
multi-generational trauma and abuse, and the journey of the human
spirit to healing and redemption.
Doing Time is the compelling, true-to-life story of a young woman,
Annabel Lee, who is wrongly convicted and imprisoned for a crime
committed by her wayward husband. Beginning before her birth, the
story opens in the rural American South of the1950s, and tracks the
brutal relationship into which Annabel Lee is born. As she grows,
Annabel Lee cannot escape the cycle of violence and abuse that
surrounds her. Naively, she elopes with her teenaged lover in the
vain hope for an escape from her cruel past, only to discover that
she has entered upon an equally harrowing stint in a women's
prison. In the unlikely fellowship behind bars, and through her
relationships with inmates, staff and particularly the prison's
chaplain, Annabel Lee courageously moves from the scarred existence
as a victim to the life of a survivor. Filled with the local color
of life in rural North Carolina between the 1950s and 1970s, Doing
Time is a poignantan-and at times humorous-story of
multi-generational trauma and abuse, and the journey of the human
spirit to healing and redemption.
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