By Kirsty McKay

Cover Blurb:

“The question hung in the air as if she’d typed the words on a manual typewriter and left that one sentence on a blank sheet of paper for all to see.” She was just eighteen. A naïve country girl all alone in the big wide world for the first time. Soon, her rose-tinted, fairy-tale world would be shattered by the sudden need to make a stark, life-changing decision. A decision that pulled on her heartstrings, which would change EVERYTHING. She chose her escape route to freedom; yet the ghosts of the past continued to follow her through the years until FINALLY she found a way to face them, shift the shame and silence the inner scream.

From A Place Called Shame By Author Carolyn Parker – Book Review

From A Place Called Shame is a moving memoir about Carolyn’s life as an eighteen year old and the emotional impact of a decision she made as a result of her naivety that has haunted her through the years, until she finally found a way to face her shame. This a sensitively written and heartfelt read with the intention to reach out to others who have had similar experiences and open up discussions of the taboo topic of ‘abortion.’ Carolyn encourages readers to talk about their feelings no matter how difficult the subject and the importance of listening rather than judging. She has also included talking point exercises, self help suggestions and sources of support.

I award 5 stars.

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