Author Spotlight: Janet Kay Swain

Tied to a life she did not chose, Janet was a lost, forgotten, and an unwanted child. Janet tells a descriptive story of who and how prominent figures in her childhood set her on a path of destruction, and eventually to find a way out. Janet moves through life, sharing with the reader, what she lived through and her ability to survive no matter what. After a childhood filled with abuses from the people who should have cared for her, Janet carried her childhood scars into adult life. Feelings of being unlovable and abandoned follow Janet through the book. Janet’s message is to let others know, they are not alone, and there is healing and hope. Mark Twain Quote: Life does not consist mainly, or even largely, of facts and happenings. It consists mainly of the storm of thoughts that is forever blowing through one’s head.