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A Scorned Woman
A Scorned Woman
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Born in Massachusetts Summer Dee was a product of a single parent household. After he lost his mother at eight years of age in a car accident, his father (a hard working shipping and receiving manager) was forced to raise him and his younger brother with the help of other family members. With the loss of his mother, Summer was still from a very stable loving family, who was companionate, caring and understanding. There was never a loss for love and support.
Summer eventually fell in love with his high school sweetheart, then later shipping off to the U.S. Marines. He eventually marries his high school sweetheart several years later moving to Georgia. Did Summer ever know this woman that now became his wife, and nightmare? Summer, had to make some hard choices to save his life, and the lives of other family members. This journey of strength, courage, determination and a fight for justice to survive!
Summer tells a gripping story of several overbearing years of his life to save his son, and family from a Scorned, deceptive and violent Woman. He tells a story that many people need to know, and the story that the judicial system needs to hear. He tells a story that will help save many destructive custody battles and educate our families of today, when they are on the verge of making the same choices.
Summer writes of a hybrid memoir and psychological thriller, all based on real events, the true story of the author's descent into "livid hell" when his ex-wife became obsessed with revenge, when her only goal in life became the destruction of her ex-husband at all costs. The worst price in the harrowing proceedings was the one paid by the innocent-namely the author's son by his ex-wife...
The tragic, even criminal, circumstances of the author and his ex-wife's sad, brutal custody battle for their son capped a series of events that defined the first part of his life. Dee, a leader with strong convictions and an independent child, grew up with plenty of freedom-but it was a freedom that, because of his mother's death when he was very young, turned him on to drugs and hanging out with a gang. It was the first of his uninformed decisions which turned life harsh and full of difficult, life-and-death decisions.
To contact the author send an email to ascornedwomanbook@outlook.com
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