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Book One of THE RABBIT HOLE takes you to different moments in time, unique situations, with an eclectic cast of characters sure to pull your attention.
THE RABBIT HOLE starts off with a bang during 1951, at the start of the Korean War. Ah-seong and her little brother, Jae-hyun, are victims of the Massacre of Nogunri. They're on their way south to Busan to reunite with older sister, Eun-mi, where they can begin anew. But tragedy strikes as they take refuge under a bridge and bid “Goodbye from Nogunri”.
Eve feels like an unlucky “Three-Leaf Clover” as she struggles with a growing secret. Her home-life unworthy of mention, she seeks help from Dr.Rowe. But, being only a minor, nobody can help her- and she's unsure if she can help herself. Will hopeless Eve find the relief she needs as she struggles with the ultimate a decision a young woman could face?
RJ, shoved into roles he wasn't yet ready for, becomes the head of household after the tragic death of both parents and his infant sibling. After losing all hope and doubting his abilities, he ends his own life by hanging himself from a busy freeway overpass. During a journey to his afterlife, “Via Tranquilla”, RJ must confront the pinnacle moments of his life that have shaped him.
Then, witness Stella's confusing spiral into madness and dementia as she sadly focuses on “The Cracks in the Ceiling”. Feeling like slave to her bed and a shell of her former self, she clings to the dreams of reuniting with her husband in Heaven and to the love of her granddaughter Lucy.
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Veronica Christopher is a proud New Hampshire native who enjoys spending time in the great outdoors, especially fishing and exploring the mountains.
She began writing seriously as a tween and continues to polish her craft. Although she writes different genres- from historical fiction to fantasy- she focuses on delving deep into human nature and life lessons.
Keep an eye out for this new author! Her stories will hit home....and possibly a nerve.
Veronica Christopher’s writing “hits where it hurts” and is “raw and emotional”. Get ready for the feels!
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