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Just Keep Dancing

Susan Brauer’s odyssey of abuse and triumph, JUST KEEP DANCING really hits home which is why it is showing up on numerous must read lists.

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Much like a friend would talk to you over a cup of coffee, Susan describes her 20 year relationship and marriage to her childhood sweetheart, telling how that relationship turned abusive and then ultimately violent and dangerous. Finally with a powerful message Susan shows that it’s never too late to live happily ever after.

JUST KEEP DANCING is an inspiration for those caught in the cycle of abuse, and for others it is a compelling and uplifting read.

Audience
adult
Length
long · 565 pages

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