Letters To Riley

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FAMILY RELIGIOUS MEMOIR MELODRAMA FUNNY BIOGRAPHICAL

Contemporary

Bailey Jued Larroquette

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Submision Type

book

Logline

When someone you love dies you attend a funeral or some kind of ceremony that you hope brings closure. When something ends you just get sadness, which makes the loss alot harder to process. Someone told me once that journaling helps with healing from painful experiences, something I did already...

Genre

Family,Religious,Memoir,Melodrama,Funny,Biographical

Short Summary

I am in the suicide attempt wing of the psychiatric hospital in Ponoka. I am surrounded by others in the same predicament and there is for the most part, an instant comraderie I had yet to ever experience in a church setting and I grew up with religion.

Setting

Central Alberta

Based on a True Story

Yes

Plot - Premise

Overcoming Monster/Villain,Internal Journey/Rebirth,Tragedy

Plot - Other Elements

Meaningful Message,Philosophical Questions,Twist

Mature Audience Themes

Language/Profanity

Main Character Details

Name: Bailey

Age: 43

Gender: Female

Role: Emotional

Key Traits: Charming,Complex,Desperate,Empathetic,Engaging,Gracious,Aspiring,Adventurous,Heroic,Blunt,Religious,Sexy,Underdog,Lone Wolf,Unapologetic,Strong Moral Code,Romantic,Sarcastic,Funny,Outspoken,Skillful,Visionary

Additional Character Details

Name: Riley

Age: 24

Gender: Female

Role: Antagonist

Key Traits: Aggressive,Criminal,Manipulative,Villainous,Narcisstic,Power Hungry,Complex,Crazy

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About The Author

I was born Judith Elaine Krahn in Fort Vermillion, Alberta, and raised in a small mennonite community; La Crete, a french term for a german settlement a half hour from the hospital. It makes about as much sense as the town or any small town for that matter. My parents were grade seven educated but both very innovative and creative, who passed on their love of music and books to us four children along with their generosity. I always strove to do better than they did and in some cases succeeded. When I turned 20 my wild thing to do was legally change my name although I kept Jued which is what my family still calls me. My children went still further than I did in life and that included rebellion, hence how this story developed about my oldest daughter.

Target Audiences

Age: 35-54,18-34

Target Gender: Universal

Group Specific

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Publishing Details

Status: Yes: with a Publisher

Publisher: Tellwell

Year Published: 2021

Hard Copy Available

No

ISBN

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