Two Weeks Since My Last Confession

This riveting book although fiction presents readers with a true picture of the perils of drug addiction incest physical and sexual abuse and the dark secrets of a family. But it is also a story of hope and restoration. The author includes valuable resources in regard to childhood sexual abuse and incest that many will find useful. This book is a must read and recommended for all adults. - Betty Corbin Tucker Amazon Book Reviewer Two Weeks Since my Last Confession is a moving novel of dealing with ones dark past. - Midwest Book Review A dramatically written family saga Two Weeks Since my Last Confession is the story of one womans survival in the face of serious childhood abuse and addiction. More than this it is a tale that chronicles the triumph of the human spirit over its enemies - not only external enemies but also the ones we find within ourselves. When Molly OBrien comes into the world in 1951 she never imagines her life will turn out the way it does. Born into a wealthy family in which her father is a senator and her mother a devout catholic Molly receives a good upbringing and has all the reason in the world to be happy. Yet somehow at the age of thirty she is addicted to heroin and hasnt been employed for years. Her father believes that the corrupting influences of society are at fault while her mother is convinced its Mollys own depravity that has caused her ruin and her failure to stay in the Catholic church. Her older brother Sean however knows who is really to blame: he holds the family secrets that have caused all of his sisters problems and are leading her down the harrowing road to drug addiction. And ultimately he knows that he and his parents are the only ones who can lead her out. _______ Kate Genovese has been a registered nurse for over 30 years. She has worked in the substance abuse field with physically and sexually abused children as well as school nursing for five years. Kate presently works for a visiting nurse association. Her other books Thirty years in September; A Nurses Memoir and Loving Joe Gallucci are also available in print and ebook formats.