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PSYCHOPYTHON is the fact-based, graphic story of Delia Grey. It is related in three parts; beginning with Part 1, "Dark Odyssey." Cunningly manipulated into an ill-advised second marriage, widowed Delia Grey, finds herself unwittingly catapulted into a horrific life of physical, mental, and sexual abuse, terrible beyond anything she could ever have imagined. Her new husband is a cold-blooded, calculating, Jekyll and Hyde character; a psychopython, motivated by emotionless cruelty and greed, and with the determination to force Delia into relinquishing the vast fortune he imagines she owns. He has devised a ruthless plan to destroy her, which he begins putting into effect on their wedding day. He has every intention of coercing and crushing her, in mind and body, in order to take possession of everything she has. From the beginning of the marriage, Delia is thrust into a nightmare existence, as she is relentlessly driven, by day and night, towards capitulation and suicide. Delia is an intelligent, and resourceful, professional woman, who is suddenly isolated in a vicious situation from which she can find no way of escape. She quickly realises she is fighting for her own, and her children's survival, against a remorseless psychopath who is determined to destroy her. Can Delia survive the malevolent games being played with her mind and her life? Is there any way for her to escape the destructive evil that has permeated every aspect of her existence? PSYCHOPYTHON, Part 2, "Nemesis", is followed by the concluding sequel to Delia's story which will be "Mills of God."

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Book category Books in German Belletristik Science Fiction, Fantasy

• Full title: Psychopython
• Author: M Harland-Suddes
• Language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 496
• EAN: 9781960752789
• ISBN: 1960752782
• ID: 43469955
• Publisher: WorkBook Press
• Weight: 711 g
• Dimensions: 229 × 152 × 27 mm
• Date of publishing: 19. May 2023

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