Four in the Morning: Large Print Edition, (Paperback)

She never expected things to end the way they did.

To the outside world, Claudia Stevenson is living the dream. The perfect home, a beautiful family and a successful career all hide the nightmare that is going on behind closed doors. Trapped in an emotionally turbulent, verbally abusive marriage, Claudia yearns to escape.

When Alex reappears in her life after seventeen years, Claudia is faced with a choice: does she run while she can, or does she stay? Her decision leads her on a dangerous path where, in a tragic twist of circumstances, she finds herself watching her life spiral out of control.

Based on actual events (fictionalised to protect identities), Four in the Morning is a story of love, tragedy, forgiveness and redemption. It is a powerful personal documentation of unshared truths, dedicated to a family whose lives were left shattered in the aftermath of events that might never be fully understood.

Readers have fallen in love with Four in the Morning

"I got so lost in the beautiful manner the author uses to weave her tale as she paints a picture of her pain and torment followed by a show of amazing strength of human spirit, that at times I felt I was living this story myself..." Gregg Davies, Audio book narrator ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"The reading is so rich. There are just too many moments to single out any one. She communicates to the heart of the reader with what I call 'word pictures'. Sensory richness in its purest form." Deborah du Plooy, Skoobs Theatre of Books ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"I loved the story. It trapped me into a reality world full of the complexities of the human experience..." Sonia Pietropaolo ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"Thank you for giving me something in your story which resonated with mine, forced me to face my own realities, and helped me in ways you will probably never know..." C Grice ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"An incredibly brave confessional memoir in which the author confronts her demons head on in an effort to find forgiveness from the family she unwittingly ruined, and an elusive sense of inner peace." Paula Gruben, Author of Umbilicus ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"This story has relevance to all people attempting to find meaningful unions. It exposes the pain of loss, the agony of guilt and the depth of crushing disappointment that some peoples' spirits are required to recover from if they are to survive. I am sure that this book will resonate with many who have weathered the battleground that romantic partnerships can become." Sarah Key, Author of Tangled Weeds, The Dandelion Clock, The Butterfly Wind, and The Starlight Tide ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐