Interview With Authors Waterford Adams
Tell
us about your latest release
- “The Recovering Romantic” which is an essential
Companion
in answer to “Romantic Recovery”
readers
email questions.
What
inspired you to start your writing journey
– reading good works.
Who
have been some authors who have inspired you along the way
– William
Shakespeare.
What
is one piece of marketing advice you can give to new authors
– identify your
market.
If
we went on the ride of our life, where is one place you'd like to be
sure to stop along the way
– the Niagara Falls.
Would
you be afraid to ride on the back of my bike
– Do we know you?
What
can we expect from you in the future.
Any
new projects
- to continue peacemaking in relationships.
Thank
you so much for chatting with me today. I wish you the best of
success and to always leave your hair blowing in the wind
– Amen to that.
Copyright
© Waterford Adams 2015
Author Bio:
As co-authors Waterford Adams, we
are sisters with a British cultural heritage, who were born in
Australia and spent our early years in rural and remote outback
regions of Queensland. During our personal histories we have lived
and worked in many and various situations, and have learned through
adversity that pain is a brilliant teacher. Now in our mature years
and with an honourable working relationship, we specialize in the
promise of romantic recovery through an ongoing commitment to
peacemaking. The collective outcome of this proposal is strengthened
by our individual contributions.
WATERFORD: As a registered
nurse in public hospitals, I received extensive experience in
observing and treating trauma and recovery. Additional periods of
real life research have encouraged me to strive to locate the
definitive cause of less noticeable trauma. During this study, I
have developed through a foundation of insight, the wisdom to
appreciate that unidentified emotional pain, if not addressed, is
re-created in the form of various discordant and abusive relationship
behaviours. My contribution to this book has been refined and
inspired over fifteen years.
ADAMS: Teaching for nineteen
years in state high schools, with further professional involvement in
human relationships education, school camps, term dances and the
senior formal, I had the opportunity to study young adults and gain
insights into their struggles. The additional years I worked as a
telephone counsellor developed my natural intuition, giving me
instinctive perception in personal pain and relationship issues. My
contribution to this book is to offer a potential for its readers to
secure greater awareness through self discovery.
Author Links -
Book Genre: FAMILY
& RELATIONSHIPS / Marriage & Long Term Relationships;
Self-Help : General
Publisher: Bookpal
Release Date: 9/25/2012
Book Description: "Romantic
Recovery" is a study of the modern relationships game, revealing
the drama in the lives of the characters who perform within it.
Showcasing eight well-known players: - Failed Family - Daddy's Girl -
Cheating Partner - Posing Friend - Mummy's Boy - Sexual Predator -
Bully - Fanatic this is a unique journey through the thrilling
Contest of Recovery where females and males score points in deciding
the fate of 64 relationship dilemmas. As a finale, there is an
intimate eight-day diary with questions and answers designed to
benefit singles or couples on a personal quest for romantic recovery.
Excerpt:
The
failed family is the seat where generosity is dispensed in erratic
doses from nestling status through to old age. It lacks reform. The
family failure creates a group of infants who convince anyone who is
afraid, that less is much more than they deserve.
Our
well being within this family unit is on high alert. While we may
pursue a commission of excellence and social standing, close scrutiny
reveals we bear the scars of bewilderment, manipulation and heavily
accented progaganda.
The
parents in a failed family corrupt with sentiment. They seduce their
children with a measure of affection and mix it with a dash of
disguised michief. They live and breathe self-contempt because they
themselves have been disabled by lies.
There
is little to be gained from the failed family portrait as it stands.
The foundations are crudely formed. The stays and props displayed are
listing badly with the trauma of old fear and unexamined pain which
holds each family member to ransom.
This
kind of conditioning can imprint itself upon us from very early days.
It is difficult to escape being caught in its enmeshment. While ever
we remain a captive, we cannot find and protect our dream.
Buy a copy of Romantic Recovery and send receipt to vbtcafe@gmail.com and receive a free copy of The Recovering Romantic.
