Beyond Victimhood: Embrace the Future

By Tom Fitzgerald

Sir Richard Stewart, chairman of the British Horseracing Authority, wants Sid Halley to look into some suspicious race results, but Sid gave up the investigating business six years ago, and he thought nothing could make him go back.He thought wrong.The following day, Sir Richard is found dead and Sid receives a threatening call from a man with an Irish accent. The man insists that Sid Halley should investigate the alleged race fixing, and it is only when Sid's?six-year-old daughter goes missing that Sid realizes that he may pay the ultimate price for his refusal. With his life in tatters and his family in mortal danger, Sid is forced to act.Maybe he has underestimated?his foe, but has his foe underestimated the guile and determination of Sid Halley?? Extreme situations demand extreme solutions and Sid is desperate to get his life back -?or die trying . . .Praise for Dick Francis and Felix Francis'From winning post to top of the bestseller list, time after time.'?Sunday Times'the Francis flair is clear for all to see.'?Daily Mailwww.dickfrancis.com

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 092519042X
• ISBN13: 9780925190420
• Release Date: May 1996
• Publisher: Fairview Press
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.82 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

Beyond Victimhood

A "victimhood" epidemic rages for many people who are survivors. These survivors may have been physically or emotionally abused. They have survived extreme cases of conditional "love" which require them to "earn" dignity and love by meeting abusive or unrealistic expectations. The problem occurs when survivors label themselves "victims" long after a healing process has begun. This victim mentality can prevent people from attaining complete wholeness and true peace of mind. In Beyond Victimhood, Tom Fitzgerald recognizes that surface or behavioral changes are not enough - that "we make a real difference in our own lives when we strive to make a real difference in the lives of others." Not just a "feel good" book, Beyond Victimhood is a practical resource, containing a hands-on process to embrace the future, an annotated reading list to enrich self-understanding, and a litany of daily reminders to help maintain focus. --- from book's back cover.