Caroline Rosser - Author
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A Young Girl's Struggle To Overcome The Trauma Of A Volatile And Loveless Relationship With Her Mother
...a compelling and evocative story by debut novelist Caroline Rosser.
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About 'Living For Today'
A middle aged Eve enjoys a pleasant, settled and uncomplicated life.
She’s happy, not an ecstatic jumping for joy happy, but happier than she has ever been.
Then some heart-breaking news leaves her thoughts in turmoil and struggling to cope. The painful memories and the demons of her past reawaken reminding her of a harrowing time and how hopeless and pitiful life can be.
No longer a child, does she now have the strength to lay the ghosts of her past to rest.
About the Author
Caroline Rosser
Caroline has lived her entire life in and around the small market town of Abergavenny South Wales. She has worked for the NHS as a Nursing Assistant in the Mental Health Sector for over 35 years. She has three grown up children and three grandchildren. Caroline shares her life with her partner Russell and grey cat, Mostyn.
It was while she was recovering from knee surgery and the loss of a beloved Aunt that she began to reminisce about her childhood and the turbulent relationship with her mother, this inspired her to put pen to paper and write her debut novel, Living For Today.
Where To Buy ' Living For Today'
Please click the link below to go to my Amazon page where you can purchase a paperback or kindle version of my debut novel. Thank you for supporting me.
What Our Readers Are Saying
... a very easy read, that in parts took me back to my own teenage years! I could relate to the era, the emotional turmoils, relationships, stresses and the importance of our friends during the awkward years of growing up! If I’m honest I did squirm a bit thinking about what a 14 year old Eve got up to, but I suppose as a 51 year old woman. I loved the characters, could have cried for baby Eve, punched her evil mother and shook her father!
I loved the characters, could have cried for baby Eve, punched her evil mother and shook her father! Loved her grandparents and Aunt Phyllis, and best friend and protector Donna, we all need a Donna in our lives! The story flowed perfectly. Readers of a certain age will enjoy the 80’s references and the youngsters will relate to teenage Eve. Overall a thoroughly enjoyable read, congratulations on a captivating, empathic story. Helen J