Obsessed

About the Book

“You’re crazy Kay, I can’t stay with you for two months. I have a job and a child to take of remember. And, we will never be together again, baby or no baby. You might as well forget it.” “Shut up!” she screamed, “Just you shut up and drive. Turn at the next road.” “There’s nothing up that road Kay.” “It is too, I have a little cabin up there where I have been watching you every time you come down here. And, that’s where you are going to deliver our baby.” When Alan got to the turn, he hit the gas and sped by it. “Where are you going?” she screamed. “I told you to turn, stop the car and turn around.” She hit him on the side of the head with the gun. The blow to his head left Alan momentarily dazed and he fought to keep the big bronco under control. “Stop the car, I tell you and turn around.” She grabbed the wheel, “turn around I said.” “Let go of the wheel Kay, let go!” She hit him again with the butt of the gun. The big vehicle swerved back and forth across the narrow road, tilted on the edge and begin to roll over and over down the hill. Alan heard Kay scream and the sound of glass shattering before he blacked out.

About the Author

Doretha Anderson has been a counselor and Licensed in the ministry in The Church of God in Christ for more than forty years. As a counselor, church mother, and evangelist she have worked with and help rehabilitate many young people who were physically, emotionally and verbally abused by family members. She found that in nearly eighty percent of these cases the victims of such abuses blamed a family member for their troubles. Doretha, in her capacity as a minister of God, counseled these troubled sufferers to find love in God and to realize that God’s love was the ultimate solution, not the problem causing their pain. It was in the early years of her teaching that that inspired her to write her first book, AFRAID TO LOVE, dealing with physical, mental and verbal abuse. And the sequel, LOVE ON TRIAL, dealing with child abuse. In OBSESSED, Doretha deals with Spousal abuse. Doretha and her husband were married for 53 years before he deceased. To this union was born eight children and currently five grandchildren. Doretha currently lives in Bath County, Virginia, in the beautiful Alleghany Mountains.