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An Ordinary Tragedy

A Memoir of Crimes and Shattered Lives

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Pub Date Oct 29 2016 | Archive Date Mar 01 2020


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Description

An Ordinary Tragedy is one woman's quest for redemption as she unlocks the mystery behind her brother's life of escalating crime and depravity.

For nearly three decades - from the middle 1950s to early 1980s - one outwardly perfect All-American Family struggled to keep their eldest boy out of trouble. From the intimate perspective of eldest child, Lori Hart Beninger explores the dynamics of that family and the secrets they kept. 

Tapping into a lifetime of memories, an abiding interest in child psychology, and generous input from family members and close friends, Ms. Beninger offers a personal look at her ordinary family's despair, ultimately finding the love she thought she'd lost for her younger sibling.

An Ordinary Tragedy is one woman's quest for redemption as she unlocks the mystery behind her brother's life of escalating crime and depravity.

For nearly three decades - from the middle 1950s to...


Advance Praise

"...a fascinating, tragic narrative about what’s underneath the surface of a family." - Foreword Reviews. Finalist for IAN 2017 Book of the Year.

"...a fascinating, tragic narrative about what’s underneath the surface of a family." - Foreword Reviews. Finalist for IAN 2017 Book of the Year.


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ISBN 9780985689773
PRICE $4.99 (USD)

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