Bøger af Samantha Lee

The Little Book of Help - Therapy in a Poem I'd like to state the obvious - Life can be a struggle at times.Some of us find it easy to talk about our struggles and will happily ask for help.Yet many of us don't find it easy. At all! We just say "I'm Fine" because it's easier than finding words to describe how we feel.So feel free to use MY words in "The Little Book of Help". A collection of simple poetry exploring some of life's hard times.It's like Therapy in a Poem - without the waiting list.Because everyone needs a little help sometimes.

Little Sammy found a friend in a beautiful black stallion named Stormy. The two went on to forge an incredible bond. Based on a true story.

From the day she was born, and pretty much every day after, Lucky The Cat overcomes incredible odds. This is her story.

Are you struggling with the lasting effects of growing up with emotionally immature parents? Do you find yourself feeling alone, confused, or frustrated in your relationships and daily life? If so, this book is for you.In "THE WOUNDED CHILD WITHIN: A GUIDE TO HEALING FROM EMOTIONALLY IMMATURE PARENTS," author Samantha Lee draws on her personal experience and professional expertise to provide a comprehensive guide to coping with emotional immaturity in parents. With practical strategies, relatable anecdotes, and insightful advice, this book offers a roadmap for healing and personal growth.

What does the crown prince to the Vampire throne do when he is too young to save the people he loves? He runs away, that's what Dimitri does when his parents are murdered. Time was what he needed to overcome his enemies, now he is older, stronger, and ready to avenge his family. His destiny won't wait any longer. His time is now. Join Dimitri's journey from boy to man and from man to King. Due to sexual and explicit language content this book is suitable for readers over 18. Full Novel approximately 104,000 words.

Tales of a Chahta Girl: Growing Up in Indian Territory is based on the true memories of a little girl named Annie that grew up in the late 1800's in Indian Territory. The west was still wild and the territory was young. It was not an easy place to grow up in. Her tales are that of sickness, war, and the cultural events that surrounded her.

Live like there's no tomorrow! That's the motto Annie lived by and used to encourage her best friend to stop waiting for their disease to finally kill them. Jazmine and Annie have been best friends since their parents enrolled them in a cancer research program when they were little. Though the treatments have been grueling, and both have suffered multiple setbacks, they have surpassed the life expectancy rate. After yet another setback, Annie wants out of the program so she can try to have some semblance of a normal life as long as she can. Jazmine has come to accept that "surviving cancer" is all that they are meant to do and, therefore, does not understand why Annie would just give up. She wants desperately to convince her best friend to reenter the program, but how can she when she herself does not believe there's anything in life worth fighting for?Derrick lost the love of his life in a vicious attack years ago. He abandoned his family, his life, and his feelings in order to cope with losing Antanasia. Now back, at least physically, with his family, he still struggles to deal with his emotions. He spends his days existing by working and avoiding any quality time with his family. He doesn't understand why his family will not just let him be.When Jazmine and Derrick met, they knew instantly there was a connection. Jazmine tried to ignore it because all she wanted to do was save her best friend. Derrick was against feeling anything, yet no matter how hard he tried, he could not keep her out of his mind. Personal struggles, mixed with a past long thought dead, make things even more complicated and may just prevent them from being together.

Perfect for fans of Victoria Aveyard, Elly Blake and K.F. BreeneAction packed fantasy adventure with a strong heroine. .Where there's fire, there are dragons.Disguised as a boy, Aquilla is drawn into a world of slavery and prejudice under a tyrant king, where she's forced to work in a cave building an underground castle, an entirely impossible task. Within the depths of darkness, Aquilla finds her true strength and purpose. No longer will she be a victim; no longer will she watch as others are hurt, she is ready to fight back, and her target is the tyrant king himself.