Mae Fallon Cross

Rich Mom, Poor Mom, the Tale of Two... (The Adventures of a 21st Century Bootlegger Extraordinaire & What Created Her, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The Adventures of a 21st Century Bootlegger Extraordinaire" is a veiled memoir told through the lens of literary fiction-because sometimes the only way to tell the truth is to disguise it.Mae was born into wealth, but not safety. Beneath the surface of polished homes and private schools ran a machine powered by silence, contracts, and generational complicity. From organized crime syndicates and forged identities to law enforcement protection and faith-based trafficking pipelines, this book unravels the hidden architecture of shadow economies embedded in American families that wear respectability as camouflage.Told through forensic prose and poetic reckoning, this is not just one woman's survival story-it is a structural map of how generational predation is sustained, and what it takes to unbraid it. Names have been changed, timelines altered, but the mechanics remain intact. This is fiction only in form. The truth lives between the lines.For readers of Lacy M. Johnson, Carmen Maria Machado, Tara Westover, and those who walk the line between myth, memoir, and the unflinching confrontation of inherited systems.This is a story for those who know what it means to carry encrypted memory in their bones. For those who were told they were "too much" while carrying too many secrets. For the neurodivergent, the masked, the defiant, the awake. This is not a tale of revenge.This is a severance.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mae Fallon Cross
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. Juli 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231783403
• Artikelnr.: 74810474

Autorenporträt

Mae is a neurodivergent (AudHd + CPTSD) survivor, storyteller, and systems-mapper, writing at the intersection of memory, myth, and forensic reclamation. Her work unbraids the inherited architectures of silence, revealing the hidden economies that thread through family, faith, and power.

Raised inside a machine disguised as privilege, Mae writes not to seek revenge, but to create record. Her stories are encoded with encrypted memory, sacred defiance, and the kind of pattern-recognition only trauma-born vision can carry. When she's not writing, she is archiving survival, tending to plants and animals, or reminding others that the nervous system is its own kind of oracle.

She lives quietly, writes fiercely, and believes in the power of naming what was once unspeakable.