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The Price of a Blessing. Nine Lives Lie
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-972426-05-0
- EAN9781972426050
- Date de parution21/07/2026
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- ÉditeurThe Quiet Kitty Post LLC
Résumé
Deep in rural Louisiana, Ernest grows up learning what home really is-unpredictable love, survival, and gambling on hope that rarely pays off. His parents, Mama and Daddy, chase gas station lottery tickets and fast money, believing numbers might fix what their lives cannot hold together. But Ernest learns early that luck does not feed a child, and hope does not always arrive when it is needed most.
After his mother's violent death and his father's increasingly unstable coping, Ernest finds himself suspended between childhood and something far heavier. School and whatever remains of his adolescence become the only things keeping him afloat. Each day, he carries unanswered questions in a world that expects him to already understand them, while his grief is met with silence, judgment, or dismissal-until he meets Miss Jenkins, a teacher who chooses to walk with him instead of turning away.
The Price of a Blessing is not just a story about loss, grief, and sorrow. It is about what happens to a child when pain is never explained and healing is never modeled. It follows Ernest through a life shaped by absence, fractured love, and the quiet stigma of being seen as "too much" for feeling deeply. And it asks a lingering question at its center: when everything hurts, do we pray for relief-or learn how to survive what refuses to leave?
After his mother's violent death and his father's increasingly unstable coping, Ernest finds himself suspended between childhood and something far heavier. School and whatever remains of his adolescence become the only things keeping him afloat. Each day, he carries unanswered questions in a world that expects him to already understand them, while his grief is met with silence, judgment, or dismissal-until he meets Miss Jenkins, a teacher who chooses to walk with him instead of turning away.
The Price of a Blessing is not just a story about loss, grief, and sorrow. It is about what happens to a child when pain is never explained and healing is never modeled. It follows Ernest through a life shaped by absence, fractured love, and the quiet stigma of being seen as "too much" for feeling deeply. And it asks a lingering question at its center: when everything hurts, do we pray for relief-or learn how to survive what refuses to leave?
