I’m Still Here
Book Overview
- First published
- 1 Sep 2014
- Reading order
- Not yet set
- Available as
- Format
- eBook
- Length
- 301 pages
- Published
- 1 Sep 2014
- ISBN
- 978-0991391738
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About This Book
I thought I’d come to terms with my past. Toxic parents, an unstructured childhood, and my twin sister’s suicide are all in my rearview mirror. I’ve moved on and am doing positive work in the world as a social worker, trying to intervene for others where we’d so desperately needed the help growing up.I’m even dating a hot doctor. I mean, I met him because my car was t-boned, but I’m always one to look on the bright side. With a past like mine, it’s how I cope.
But the one thing that looking on the bright side can’t change is the fact that I keep hearing Aster’s voice. I’d recognize it anywhere, even though it’s been seven years. Am I starting to lose it, just like she did?
My life is finally coming together, just in time for strained family dynamics to rip it all apart again. One of these days, I’m going to learn when I’m truly loved, I’ll always have my voice.
Book Overview
- First published
- 1 Sep 2014
- Reading order
- Not yet set
- Available as
- Format
- Audiobook
- Length
- 10 hours 15 minutes
- Published
- 5 May 2015
- Publisher
- Kathryn R. Biel
- Narration
- Solo narration
- Narrators
- Lisa Beacom
Trope TagsPossible spoilers
Warning TagsPossible spoilers
Main Love InterestsPossible spoilers
About This Book
It started out as an ordinary day for Esther Comely-Cox, if you consider simultaneously totaling your car, smashing a Ho Ho in your face, and meeting a handsome doctor ordinary.
Estranged from her family over her sister's mental illness and death, Esther can't help but feel alone. And when Esther hears the voice of her twin sister who committed suicide seven years ago, she begins to question her own sanity, leading her to wonder if anything is what it seems. Searching for answers, Esther must confront her past while looking towards a new future; one in which she is finally accepted.
Through humor and heartbreak, Esther learns that blood does not mean family, that absence does not make the heart grow fonder, and that silence can speak volumes.
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