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Weaving together her husband's song lyrics, university papers, poetry, and prose, with the author's own notes, emails, essays, and poems, this once shy, meek, mild-mannered, Caucasian widow recounts her ugly, harsh, unadulterated, PTSD-induced memories to her deceased African-American/Native American husband as, and after, he was brazenly, and brutally tazed and beaten by police in suburban Chicago in 2009.

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"To read the details of the story is heart wrenching, eye opening and riveting. The challenges outlined before the events of ""that night"" will leave you feeling so many emotions. This story is Real Life and allows us deeper insight into what many others have and will continue to go through in their lives. There is a steady rhythm to this work. The hundreds of horrible, joyful, frustrating pieces are somehow skillfully wrangled into one story. This is one of those books that causes the reader to dread the next page with unbridled anticipation. A heart-wrenching, sublimely wonderful love story. It is a testament to life, perseverance, and bravery."

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