A Book Review: Dangerous Aspects by Colin Winston Aldridge

Sondra Ackerman lived a normal life in urban Philadelphia with her husband and two children until her world was turned upside down by her husband Jack’s involvement in illegal drug racketeering activities. She couldn’t have known that her decision to leave her husband and cooperate with federal authorities would result in the deaths of people she cared about and put her precious children at dire risk.

Navigating the feds, her husband and a world filled with danger, Sondra turns to her friend Connie and to Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) sessions to cope with her growing anxiety and fearfulness. When her children suffer her worst nightmare, the stakes are high and Sondra must trust in the local and federal authorities to help save her family. Once sequestered into WITSEC Sondra finds her inner self that will remain with her when it is safe to resume her life in Philadelphia.

'Dangerous Aspects' - A Review by Prof Tam Llewellyn-Edwards

"Here we have a very exciting book – two books in one in reality.

"Firstly it is a novel about a woman’s difficult divorce and a ‘good read’ it is too. You can read it simply as a novel with its twists and turns, its murders and intrigues. It is an entertaining novel you will not want to put down and it is worth reading.

"The second thread is a life coaching manual. The woman’s difficult situation produced almost intolerable stress causing her to seek therapy. Her journey to successful therapy is cleverly entwined into the story of the novel. You hardly notice it within the intricacy of the story, but the thread runs through the plot leading to a success which could stand as a lesson to us all when she tries Energy Psychology and is led to teach others Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)

"You can read the novel first, but do not overlook the coaching manual. Everyone deserves to read both aspects of this book."

Prof Tam Llewellyn-Edwards, EFT Master