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Surviving Madmen

One Woman’s Encounters with a Governor, Two Congressmen, and a Spouse

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Surviving Madmen

By: Jerri Lynn Sparks
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"Jerri [Sparks] is a magnificent advocate for those caught in these [abusive] relationships and offers tools and organizations for those that know it's time to get out." (I Heart Reading)

One woman’s true story of surviving madmen at work and at home.

On July 4 and 5, 2012, Jerri Lynn Sparks was nearly killed by her Ivy League-educated husband in a vicious assault. Instead of retreating in fear, she fought back and is now fighting to change the system that contributed to her attack by becoming a volunteer firefighter, political advocate, and educational speaker.

©2019 Jerri Sparks (P)2022 Black Rose Writing Biographies & Memoirs Domestic Partner Abuse Dysfunctional Families Personal Development Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders Mental Health Heartfelt

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