I can’t wait to read the second chapter ! I know Suzette personally from Alderson. I didn’t self surrender; but after reading this chapter I feel as if I did ! I felt all your emotions , I could hear Blake Shelton singing on the radio in the car , I could hear the guards voices giving her direction. Great work Suzey ! I always love reading your work ! Absolutely amazing. My friend - I expected nothing less !
I am setting here crying after reading the first chapter in Suzette's book. I cannot explain the emotions that was brought up in me. The details in this chapter is astounding. I felt as though I was with her in this experience.
Definitely curious to read more of Zette's story! I interned for a state-run institution where a woman got caught for embezzling petty cash from the residents, and I always wondered what compelled her to steal from an already disadvantaged population. Love that you're providing a platform for voices not typically seen, heard, and acknowledged.
I can’t wait to read the second chapter ! I know Suzette personally from Alderson. I didn’t self surrender; but after reading this chapter I feel as if I did ! I felt all your emotions , I could hear Blake Shelton singing on the radio in the car , I could hear the guards voices giving her direction. Great work Suzey ! I always love reading your work ! Absolutely amazing. My friend - I expected nothing less !
I am setting here crying after reading the first chapter in Suzette's book. I cannot explain the emotions that was brought up in me. The details in this chapter is astounding. I felt as though I was with her in this experience.
I’m so excited to know this!
Spaghetti head I love what you’ve written so far. I’ll for sure buy the book not because you’re my cousin but because it’s really good.
Definitely curious to read more of Zette's story! I interned for a state-run institution where a woman got caught for embezzling petty cash from the residents, and I always wondered what compelled her to steal from an already disadvantaged population. Love that you're providing a platform for voices not typically seen, heard, and acknowledged.