“Totally Infatuating Read” – The Valued VoicesI was totally infatuated with this book. It was awful and yet beautiful at the same time. It explores themes of abuse, love, friendship, mental health and chutzpah. she never restrains herself from pain and from suffering or from the truth. My heart aches for the sick and defeated during SUICIDE KILLS reading “the sins of the father” and specially the suicide of her brother, for me the most heart wrenching stuff is the suicide attempt of the writer, it rattled me vigorously. How much a single person can bear pain is so bizarre. It boggles me and its pandemic memoir caused me to stress despite of inspiring kick. I couldn’t agree more with #me too. the views of the writer exactly voice my heart. I holistically own her words. I strongly believe that this book has sufficient power to change lives.”
Suicide Kills: Powerless to Powerful
THERE IS A WAY OUT OF THE DARKNESS!
> Acclaimed singer/songwriter Klaude Walters has lived an extraordinary life filled with great successes and even greater tragedies. She celebrates all she has learned and the path that has led her here through a visionary collaboration between the written word, poetry, art, and music.
> Each chapter in her life gives birth to its own song of loss, grief, and, ultimately, triumph. The child of an abusive, alcoholic father, Klaude learned at an early age that pain and neglect were just part of life. She coped with it as best she could, wearing a fake smile and lying to the world about the horrors that went on in her home. As an adult she survived multiple rapes, workplace assaults, and her own suicide attempt. The shocking suicide of her brother threw her into a tailspin, and she descended into darkness so deep she might never have found her way out of it.
> But the story doesn’t end there. Step-by-step she began to pull herself out of the darkness. She learned how to change her life by changing the way she thought and the way she interacted with herself and the world. She fought through two bouts with cancer, dealt with the breakups of three marriages, and finally found her way to peace, inner strength, and hope. Despite the darkness that she went through her story is a joyous one of survival and triumph in the face of unimaginable loss and adversity.
> Here she shares what she’s learned and the steps she took. With her words and her music, she encourages all those struggling with depression, mental health issues, and loss to find their own path to healing
What Readers Say About Suicide Kills:
* * * * * “Gut-wrenching and captivating. Reminded me of A Million Little Pieces, a MUST read.”
* * * * * “I couldn’t put it down. How could anyone go through so much and still see beauty in living. I felt every word.”
* * * * * “Her pain is so raw, so real…it stays with you long after you turn the last page.”
* * * * * “The author doesn’t hold back. Her authenticity shines through every event she describes.”
* * * * * “Life changing. Made me appreciate my life 100 times more. Filled me with gratitude.”
* * * * * “I love that the book has a list of actionable tools that the reader can use to figure their own problems with. Feels like she shares her way out as much as her way in. Loved it!”
* * * * * “I highly recommend this book to anyone who has lost their hope. This will not only feel like a lifeline, it will show you the way home. It certainly did for me. Bravo!”
About the Author
Klaude Walters was born to write. She grew up in a fishing town on the Gaspé peninsula where she began writing at the age of six, transcribing the stories, poetry, and song lyrics that sprang from her fertile imagination. She is an accomplished songwriter and singer who has a rich and varied writing career. She has written songs for herself and for many artists all over Europe and North America. She is a consummate storyteller who weaves powerful emotions into everything she does.
Klaude puts one hundred percent of herself into everything she does. Now she has turned her attention to writing the stories that are most near and dear to her heart. When she’s not busy writing books or music, she enjoys reading and skydiving. She lives in a small town in Ontario with her husband, Steve.
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