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This is a real-life account of a family dealing with anorexia of one of its own. Sarah nearly died. She could have died at any time as her body had begun to shut down. The local medical services said that they had never come across anyone with such a low body mass index (weight) as hers. Sarah was heard screaming out as her body began to close down at death's door. But by the grace of God, she miraculously survived.
The events are chronicled by the author, Sarah's father; plus there is a very poignant additional contribution portrayal through the eyes of her sister Olivia too - together these sections paint the picture of what this family had to endure and complement each other.
This is a book which I am sure you will find hard to put down and will educate you not only as far as the illness of anorexia is concerned but also in seeing how it can be transcended.
About the author
Michael Prentice lives in North Devon. He grew up here and has returned in recent years. Having spent a large part of his life away, attending Warwick University, living in the West Midlands; living and working in London for 12 years and a year respectively living in both the USA and in Spain - he has finally returned to roost!
Michael is also currently having his next two books published by Austin Macauley - these are entitled Antiques Antics and Corruption in the Met and he is currently just completing his fifth book which is a novel entitled The Canterbury Express. So look out for these soon!
