The Family Triangle
The Family Triangle by Charlotte Mae, published by AuthorHouse in July 2004, is a 216-page work written in English. This narrative follows a young girl named Chris, whose life is marked by both emotional and physical pain stemming from her tumultuous relationship with her mother. As Chris navigates her challenging circumstances, she encounters a new friend and a budding romance, but her mother’s oppressive nature threatens her happiness. The story takes a pivotal turn as Chris seeks to break free from her unhappy existence.
Readers will find a tale that explores themes of resilience and the quest for love and acceptance. As Chris strives for independence, she faces stress and grief, ultimately discovering a sense of freedom and a supportive family dynamic that she has longed for. The narrative delves into the complexities of familial relationships and the transformative power of friendship and love, culminating in Chris’s journey toward finding her own family triangle.
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The Family Triangle is a story of a young girl named Chris whose life is filled with pain not only of the heart, but also physically. Her mother has such a hatred for her that the only way she can show any feelings is to beat her daughter. As Chris’ world continues she finally finds not only a new friend, but also a new love in her life, but her joy is short lived, her mother refuses to allow her any pleasures in life. Suddenly the story takes a strange turn . . . no longer will Chris live in a life filled with unhappiness.
Chris is finally on her own, but at what price? Chris takes things into her own hands and find’s freedom. Her life is filled with stress, tension, and grief until finally fate smiles upon her. She finds a lost friendship, a wonderful man, and the family she never had. She finds a family of three . . . her family triangle.
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