Suicide In Slow Motion
A Veteran's Journey From Madness To Redemption
by Reagan Pettigrew
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Pub Date Feb 13 2023 | Archive Date Nov 13 2024
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Description
Just days from completing his final tour aboard a Coast Guard cutter, Tristan faces a devastating blow that shatters his world.
Guided only by his late mentor's belief that "God has a plan," he sets out on a perilous journey to escape the clutches of despair.
From the sun-drenched shores of Long Beach, California, to the rugged peaks of the Pyrenees, "Suicide In Slow Motion" takes readers on a visceral voyage through the raw landscapes of Tristan's soul. As he battles the haunting specters of PTSD, Tristan confronts the darkest corners of self-destruction and survival, searching for answers to the question that torments so many veterans: "What comes after the uniform?"
Join Tristan on a powerful journey of self-discovery and resilience. Grab this book now and find out how hope can emerge from the depths of despair.
Advance Praise
Brilliant and beautiful. Profound incite of the human condition. Gripping tale of getting lost and getting found and never giving up. Read it. It’s a masterpiece!!
The book is not trying to be exciting, but engaging. It treats you as the intimate companion in a secret it has to share. One that you might have felt before, but were too uncomfortable to identify. Words help - the way these particular words flow on the page will carry you along with a feeling of surrender. But you’ll be glad you did.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798373209618 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 228 |
Links
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Featured Reviews
Shelby M, Reviewer
A must read for everyone!
The author did an amazing job and left me feeling inspired. I truly enjoyed reading this book and can't wait to read more.
Everyone can easily relate to this book, it felt very personal.
Thank you Netgalley for the eARC.
Hailey H, Reviewer
A beautifully written journey of the power of the human heart and mind, the internal and external struggle of knowing our purpose in life and the guilt of being the one left behind after someone you love commits suicide. The questions unanswered and the things left unsaid. It is a story of great pain yet great hope. The story definitely appeals to the veteran but I feel the story can transfer to anyone who has lived their life with a certain purpose and transitions into another phase of life where they have to figure out their next purpose. Being an avid hiker and lover of the outdoors … then book perfectly paints a picture of the places Tristan visits during his journey. I will probably read and again and definitely recommend this book.
