Daughter, Undefined
by Jackie Ruchti
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Pub Date May 18 2018 | Archive Date Sep 26 2018
Wisdom House Books | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles
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Description
Given up in a secret adoption shortly after birth, Jackie's life has
been a story of perseverance and self-discovery from day one. When she
learned the truth at age twenty-five, Jackie began to unravel her
family's tangled history one thread at a time, no matter where it took
her.
Daughter, Undefined is the unapologetic voice of a woman who
endured family betrayal, emotional and physical abuse, and intense
loss, but always held on to hope. Her journey to the truth and to
happiness hasn't been easy, and it isn't over, but she never, ever gave
up. Jackie's story reminds us that we can choose who we want to be, and
that it's never too late to change our lives.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9780999219362 |
| PRICE | $12.95 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Cristie U, Book Trade Professional
The author's raw and honest writing about her adoption with her twin brother and the impact it had on her life captivated me from the beginning. It was heartbreaking to read about the abuse and neglect that the author endured. What was more heartbreaking was reading about her having to give her own son up for adoption to a family member due to the same issues. I loved reading about how the author, with the support of her husband and genetic testing, was able to track down her family and reconnect after finding sobriety. Have tissues handy when you read this, as you will need them.
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