Publisher's Synopsis
"Wounded but Not for Life" is a book based on the life and times of the author named Doris Francis. The book chronicles through the life journey of the author, and orchestrates a broad variety of events that occurred during her lifetime. Doris Francis who happens to be the narrator and the writer of this particular book expels all her past experiences within the pages of her book. She goes on to reveal certain moments of her life that proved to be joyful, and she puts forth moments where she had to face deplorable circumstances. The entire nature of this particular book revolves around the aspect of human sentiment, and while coursing through the words of the author, readers will find themselves immersed in a rollercoaster of emotions. Doris Francis chooses to describe her work as autobiographical, and motivational. Her stories are reserved for the familiar and for the unfamiliar; each word is carefully penned down by the author so that they resonate with the sentiments of the readers. The author has been persistently meticulous and scrupulous with all the details, and all the events stated within this book are amended for the sake of refinement; be assured nothing has been omitted and fabricated in any way. As you course yourself through this book, you will be exposed to the dreadful nature of life, but you will also experience the tranquilities and the unexpected serenity involved in the patterns of life. According to the usual practice, the author begins with her early childhood chronicles, and transitions into the phase of adulthood as she commences the series of hardships and deplorability that comes along with adult life. The author's intention has always been to address women all over the world, and she wants them to know and realize that they are not alone. Women readers will be able to find themselves placed in situations that they might have endured in the past, or the present, and maybe even in the future. Wounded but Not for Life is an emotional autobiography that exhibits the patterns of life through poetic ways, and refines the melancholic experiences into motivational learning experiences.One must commemorate reading in the spirit of learning, and resonating with the absurd and tranquil nature of life. The basic fulfilment is to drive the reader into thinking that the book not only aims towards the familiar or the experienced, but it caters to the unfamiliar and the inexperienced. In a metaphorical sense, which you will be coursing through on most occasions while reading this book, you will see that the book serves as a band aid in the form of moral support. The title of the book states the perceptive itself that you can be wounded during life, but know this that you will never be wounded for life. Doris wishes you well on your life's journey. Happy Reading.
