New book follows struggle against unfair legal system
Seattle, WA (PRWEB) October 23, 2014 -- Author Simon Cambridge writes about the harrowing experiences he went through as he fought for reunification with his beloved daughter in “Denied! Failing Cordelia” (published by Xlibris). It also shows the intense legal battles that traumatized both him and his daughter and left him with distrust for the American child-welfare legal complex.
“Denied! Failing Cordelia” follows the author’s fight to keep his daughter Cordelia who has special needs and his own struggles with Asperger’s syndrome. This touching story shows how the author was willing to do whatever it took to keep his family together, even if it meant going through years of grueling legal battles with various child protective agencies and learning the skills necessary to properly take care of his daughter. It also shows how insensitive and prejudicial the Los Angeles Dependency-Court and other child service groups were to his plight and to helping him to heal his family.
This is a story of a father who would do whatever it took to care for his child with severe reactive attachment disorder. “Denied! Failing Cordelia” captures one man’s remarkable determination to do what he believed to be right for his daughter.
“Denied! Failing Cordelia”
By Simon Cambridge
Hardcover | 6x9 in | 470 pages | ISBN 9781499046922
Softcover | 6x9 in | 470 pages | ISBN 9781499046939
E-Book | 470 pages | ISBN 9781499046915
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Originally from England, Simon Cambridge has a bachelor's degree from the University of London in Modern History and Politics, and a master's degree from Loughborough University in Library and Information Science. The author currently lives in the Seattle area and looks forward to helping his daughter, Cordelia, heal from her long and traumatic childhood and adolescence. When he is not reading, writing, listening to Bob Dylan's music, and photographing beautiful places in Washington State, readers should be able to find Cambridge at Seattle Shakespeare Company performances held throughout the year, or at Seattle Sounders FC soccer games proudly and passionately wearing the colors of the "Eternal Blue, Forever Green.”
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