A Life Interrupted Stories by Charvella J. Campbell

A Life Interrupted contains six stories of contemporary women's fiction.

A life interrupted stories

A Life Interrupted explores the lives of several women in transition.  Jazmin is a troubled mother who relinquishes her privilege of raising son Riley.  Ananda leaves her homeland and travels to America, marrying a man she doesn't love.  Amelia unearths a horrible family secret.  Other characters include a grieving daughter-in-law, a disciplinarian grandmother and so on.

Genre: FICTION / African American / General

Secondary Genre: FICTION / General

Language: English

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Word Count: 53,970

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The book was recently released on Amazon.com and Kindle, October 27, 2014.  My goal is to increase exposure to the book, which should effect sales and ranking in the long run.


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A Life Interrupted

     Jazmin never did grow up.  Of Miss Deborah’s eight children, she was the one who caused the most pain…the most disappointment.  Josiah is a civics teacher; Marvin a chiropractor; Katrina a public relations manager and so on.  The eldest of Miss Deborah’s clan is Mariette, a registered nurse.  Mariette has been married for twenty-five years to Eugene, who works as a maintenance supervisor.  The couple has three children of their own, but also takes care of Jazmin’s 12-year-old son Riley.  He loves Mariette and used to call her Auntie; however, through the years Riley gradually began referring to her as Mama.  It sounds natural because she has cared for him since the age of three. 

     Now at the age of twelve Riley understands even less about Jazmin, his biological mother.  It has become harder for Mariette and Eugene to answer questions:  Why doesn’t she love me like you do?  What’s wrong with Jazmin?  How come she never wanted me to live with her?

    


Book translation status:

The book is available for translation into any language except those listed below:

LanguageStatus
Italian
Already translated. Translated by Maria Stefania Sottile and Floriana Sottile
Portuguese
Already translated. Translated by Marina O. Wade
Author review:
Working with Marina O. Wade was a pleasure. She is a true professional.
Spanish
Already translated. Translated by Rosa

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