Fire Over Ice Poetry and Scent

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Fire Over Ice Poetry and Scent

A raw collection of poetry about surviving emotional abuse.

A raw collection of poetry about surviving emotional abuse.

One of society’s hidden problems, emotional abuse hasn’t traditionally gotten much press time in mainstream media. Yet, we are starting to see small changes in recent years, as people begin to recognize the long-term damage of ignoring the consequences of it.

In this collection of fifty heartfelt poems, Sharon Louise Chapman journals her personal journey of falling into the trap of emotional abuse, her fight to free herself, and the long road to recovery afterward. However, the journey itself was not a linear one.

If you or someone you know has endured a similar situation, this book, although a collection of poetry and not a self-help guide, may prove invaluable.

Also available: Fire Over Ice Poetry and Scent package includes a scent sample (2mL random botanical fragrance from our Fierce Five Collection). Simply select your option from the dropdown menu.

Note that autographed copies are only available directly from the author via this website or in-person.

From the Author of Authentic Aromatherapy:

“It has taken me many years—and a long, emotional journey—to write this collection of poems and to get to the point where I was ready to publish them. I had no control in writing them. They were an outpouring of my bottled-up grief and emotions from too many years spent within an emotionally abusive relationship.

Once they started pouring out of me, the flood continued for several months. A few of them didn’t materialize until about a year or so later. Not all of my poems made it into this book. I chose the best ones that I felt told my journey.”

Sharon Louise Chapman is a published author, writer and editor with over 18 years of experience in the publishing business.She is a 20-year business owner, botanical perfumer and vintage aromatherapist. Her creative streak exploded during her recovery process. She created a healing herb garden, wrote poetry and stories, and re-painted her house in lots of colors. She still experiences flashbacks and episodes of PTSD. Her constant companion is her service dog, Harry.