Author: Harlan Covington

He kicked me out, blaming me for our child’s illness: “You’re not a mother—you’re a curse!”

**Escaping to Survive: How My Mother Nearly Destroyed My Marriage** A story of a daughter pushed to the

**Accidental Matrimony, or How I Became a Husband Due to Underwear and Sheer Stubbornness** *”

Oh, you’ll love this one—it’s about a little pastry and a street cat, both having a rough time till fate steps in.

“Don’t come back, lad…” “Right then, Grandad, I’m off! Been grand here, just like when I was a kid!

**The Kindness Filter: A Dream That Needs to Happen** “Sasha, remember how you asked me to tell

The Poverty of the Soul: The Story of Maisie from York Maisie grew up like weeds by the roadside—unwanted, wild.

**Journal Entry – 18th March** *”You’re giving your child too much attention.”* That’s what

The entire country knew him. One of the finest oncologists in London, Professor Edward James Whitmore

Better to squeeze into a rented studio than share a roof with your mother-in-law —Dave, how much longer?