A Treatise on General Pathology: And Its Relation to Practical Medicine (1867)

Mild mannered Christina Goodwhine felt that she had committed the ultimate sin when she married Chip Goodwhine, the townas master pimp. She thought that her true love and devotion was strong enough to tame him. His abuse, both mental and physical, had reached an all time high, leaving her no option but to run for her life. The sudden, abrupt and unwarranted characters she encountered along her lifeas pathway changed her into a demented, outraged, and temperamental human being. Will Christina find true love again? If she does, will she be receptive? Will she be able to let go of all the hurt and ignore the scars that stare her in the face each day? Will she be tormented and miserable the rest of her life because of her inability to let go of her anger?