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About Author: babette wilson
Babette’s journalism journey began in college, where she covered campus crimes for the University Newspaper, sharpening her investigative skills. After graduating, she pursued freelance writing, contributing to various publications, including Arizona’s AZ Informant, where she explored celebrity and entrepreneur stories.
In November 2024, she independently published her debut novel, Chameleon’s Gambit, launching her career as an author. Her most acclaimed work, Quiet Suffering: The Tangled Web of a Functional Addict, resonated deeply with readers, while her nonfiction book, Breaking the Cycle: Understanding and Escaping Financial Abuse, provided vital insights on financial abuse.
Babette masterfully crafts immersive stories and compelling characters, offering readers fresh perspectives on the human experience.
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Quiet Suffering : The tangled Web of a Functional Addict
A book by Babette Wilson
The world often presents us with a carefully curated facade, a mask that conceals the complexities beneath the surface. In the case of Samantha Taylor, the mask she wears is one of undeniable success. She’s a young woman juggling a demanding career as a paramedic with pre-med studies, a seemingly picture-perfect marriage to her high school sweetheart, and a life that outwardly embodies the American Dream. But beneath the surface lies a secret—a deep-seated addiction that has been consuming her since her early teens. Trauma and a need to escape reality fueled this destructive spiral, drawing her into a world of drugs and fleeting highs. Her life, once a tapestry of hope and ambition, is now woven with threads of dependency, each one a reminder of her precarious grasp on sanity
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This is a story of difficulty and redemption, but don't expect a fairytale ending. It seems an entire generation was raised by functioning alcoholics, and this is the result we get. If you know anyone who's going through, or has gone through addiction, this story will resonate with you. These people are our neighbors, friends, teachers, and even medical professionals. It also shines a certain light on the problem, and helps the reader have empathy for these people. They have a sickness in need of a cure, not punishment. If you're going through this yourself, please keep going. It gets better, and you matter.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2024 Babette Wilson’s Quiet Suffering is a gripping novel that delves into the harrowing life of Samantha Taylor, a paramedic and pre-med student whose polished facade masks a debilitating struggle with addiction. This story offers an unflinching portrayal of addiction's complexities, highlighting its roots in trauma and the painful journey toward recovery. The narrative is deeply engaging, with Samantha's story unfolding in vivid detail, from her initial spiral into substance abuse to the cracks in her carefully constructed life...
This book opened my eyes to an issue that doesn't get enough attention. It explains how abuse isn't always physical or obvious, and how controlling someone's money can be as just damaging. The author does a great job of explaining how financial abuse can happen to anyone. There's also a section in this book wherein it discussed how to r
This book opened my eyes to an issue that doesn't get enough attention. It explains how abuse isn't always physical or obvious, and how controlling someone's money can be as just damaging. The author does a great job of explaining how financial abuse can happen to anyone. There's also a section in this book wherein it discussed how to rebuild your life after escaping financial abuse.Overall, this book is a powerful and an eye opening read.
