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Finalist in The National Indie Excellence 2008 Book Awards in the categories of Memoir and Young Adult Non-Fiction
and the 2008 Next Generation Indie Book Awards in the categories of Young Adult Non-Fiction and Inspirational
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A Phoenix Rising
Bryan Nash
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Price: $25.00
Paperback | 287 pages
ISBN: 978-0-9797604-0-2 |
Summary
While other children played with toys, watched TV and spent memorable time with friends and family, a little boy struggled to survive. This unforgettable memoir chronicles how one child’s spirit refused to die…even at the hands of relentless abuse. It is a story of triumph against all odds. This is a book for everyone. Bryan Nash was abandoned as an infant, and forced to spend the first few years of his life on a farm in Cedartown, Georgia. At the age of 3, he was taken by relatives to live in California where, for the next several years, he suffered relentless oppression, neglect, and severe mental & physical abuse at the hands of a family of strangers. Told with the essence of a child’s mindset, this is a compelling story of pain in every way imaginable, heartache and sorrow; but also one of love and understanding. Most importantly, it’s a story of his triumph and survival, and the value of one’s strength of spirit.
About the Author
Bryan Nash was abandoned as an infant forced to spend the first years of his life on a farm in Cedartown, Georgia. As a foster child, at the age of 3, he began living with relatives where, for the next 14 years, he suffered relentless oppression and severe mental and physical abuse. Bryan is now a successful entrepreneur, publisher, and writer who has used his multi-faceted business expertise to venture into various industries, including real-estate development and the creation of publications for educational disciplines. As a survivor of abuse, he has spent the majority of his adult life sharing his experience with others, and mentoring those who have undergone similar trauma. Bryan founded The Eddie Nash Foundation to realize his ambition of giving back to those in need by creating awareness and support for other victims of abuse and neglect. Proceeds from his book have been pledged to this foundation.
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