Sweet Burial

The Tragedy That Lies Beneath

De: Marla K. Morris

Narrado por: Kathy Handrock

Duración: 4 h y 10 m

Resumen del Editor

Sometimes we bury our deepest emotions, old relationships, and deadly secrets. Married couples in discord often disagree, yet manage to discuss their problems amicably. If they cannot resolve the marital conflict, then they may opt for divorce.

Unfortunately, that is not the logical path Christian Wright chose after entering into wedded bliss with Chloe Abbott. Shortly into their unified journey, they realize they are unequally yoked. While initially there's no physical violence between them, their relationship is rife with emotional, verbal, and psychological harm. They seek counseling and are on the verge of ending it all when they learn Chloe is with child.

Sadly, the birth of their son isn't the blessed event they hoped it would be. Their child is differently abled. Chloe embraces their son, while Christian rejects him as if he is a defective toy. A flimsy façade of family perfection is perpetuated to outsiders looking in for years. There is nothing Christlike nor morally correct about the deadly choices Christian Wright ultimately makes, forever turning his family's life upside down.

©2022 Marla Morris (P)2022 Marla Morris

Interesting title

The story was good; the writing and reader were not. Sometimes it was hard to listen through the poor acoustics and cliches.

What a book

really liked this one, couldn't put it down.
Surprising ending after all that went on.