Erica Abbott Poradie kníh

The confessional-style of Self-Portrait as a Sinking Ship explores themes of depression, anxiety, and how mental illness can impact a person's life. It also dives into how holding on to hope can pull a person through even the darkest moments of life.WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING"Self-Portrait as a Sinking Ship is a must-read battle cry."-William Bortz, author of The Grief We're Given"Abbott drags the reader through the dark parts of life-mental illness, heartbreak-and pulls them into light."- Courtney LeBlanc, author of Beautiful & Full of Monsters"These poems, so often, feel like a friend . . . This book . . . arrives at the exact right time." -Megan Falley, author of Drive Here and Devastate Me

In this quirky tale, a dedicated government employee's life takes an unexpected turn when he crosses paths with a former Peace Corps volunteer, an abundance of goats, and a stray dog. The narrative explores the chaos and humor that ensue as these diverse characters navigate their intertwined lives, highlighting themes of community, responsibility, and the unpredictability of life.

The sequel continues the gripping narrative from Fragmentary Blue, delving deeper into the lives of its characters as they navigate complex relationships and unexpected challenges. With heightened tension and emotional stakes, the story unfolds in a vivid world where secrets and desires intertwine, pushing the characters to confront their pasts and redefine their futures. The blend of suspense and romance promises to keep readers engaged until the very last page.

The story revolves around Captain Alex Ryan, who finds himself drawn to C.J.'s southern charm, but their potential romance is shattered by a murder and scandal within his command. As evidence mounts, the two become adversaries, caught in a conflict that challenges their loyalty to the system they serve. The tension between personal feelings and duty creates a compelling struggle, highlighting themes of honor and betrayal.