The Indian Giver by S M Parker

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The Indian Giver by S M Parker

It was 1945. The men were home from the war and Lara Baxter was born into the generation of baby boomers. Lara grew up in the sixties in a middle-class suburb of Perth, Western Australia with a mother of Victorian values and a larrikin father who loved a beer with his mates. Lara loved her father and all she ever wanted was his love and approval, but it never came. After spending 20 years abiding by the rules, her life would be changed forever. She was raped. Unmarried and pregnant, she had disgraced the family and was kicked out of home to have the baby behind closed doors. Without anyone to support her, the baby was forcibly removed for adoption. Silently she lived with the pain in her heart and grieved alone. Nothing could ever change her life now. She became a different person. She became stronger, her voice became louder. She was never forgiven by her parents and every day was a fight for survival.

S.M.Parker, her husband, and their two sons live on the coast of Maine. She is a literacy champion with degrees from three universities in New England. She frequently rescues pets, poultry, ancient buildings, and wooden boats. Chocolate chip cookies and outrageous laughter are two of her weaknesses--ideally both at the same time. Her debut novel was The Girl Who Fell. ShannonMParker.com is where you'll find her.

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ISBN 13 9781984507952
ISBN 10 1984507958
Title The Indian Giver
Author S M Parker
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Xlibris Au
Year published 2021-10-07
Number of pages 286
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.