Publisher's Synopsis
In 'Trusting at the Wrong Time', Paul Curtis shares a raw and poignant true story of love, manipulation, and resilience. At 24, David finds solace in a relationship with 49-year-old Susan, whose enchanting presence offers him the validation he craved in his tumultuous childhood. As their bond deepens, what feels like safety slowly morphs into a stifling web of control and loss of identity. With each chapter, David reveals the nuances of their life together, from their burgeoning transport business to the cracks forming beneath the surface of their seemingly perfect partnership. Through years marked by silence, tension, and heartache, David confronts painful truths about loyalty and self-worth. As the shadows of his past finally lead him to a choice of freedom, he embarks on a transformative journey, rediscovering who he truly is beyond Susan's grasp. This gripping memoir enlightens the reader on the complexities of love and the importance of self-ownership, illustrating that sometimes liberation comes not with revenge, but with the quiet joy of simply being.
