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KENT, Wash., Dec. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ Carolyn Virginia Parnell, a writer who served as a commissioner for a community hospital and a volunteer for more than four decades, has completed her new book The Ghost of Bertha Mae : a gripping and potent fiction about Yvette who begins to find out that her narcissistic mother s death wasn t the end of her troubles. Yvette Hardin was born to a narcissistic mother who detested her from the moment she entered the world. Over the years, her mother, Bertha Mae, began to strike, curse, belittle, neglect, and demand Yvette do household chores.
When Yvette had time to be alone, she prayed that her mother, Bertha Mae, would not scream her name, demanding her to get her stinky, lazy behind up and cater to her. She daydreamed about a better life and prayed that one day her mother would love her.
Carolyn Virginia Parnell’s new book “The Ghost of Bertha Mae” is a riveting novel about the haunts of the unrest
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Recent release “The Ghost of Bertha Mae” from Page Publishing author, Carolyn Virginia Parnell, holds a chilling narrative that follows Yvette as she struggles finding a direction after the death of her cruel mother who, in fact, is still roaming the earth. KENT, Wash. (PRWEB) December 16, 2020 Carolyn Virginia Parnell, a writer who served as a commissioner for a community hospital and a volunteer for more than four decades, has completed her new book “The Ghost of Bertha Mae”: a gripping and potent fiction about Yvette who begins to find out that her narcissistic mother’s death wasn’t the end of her troubles.