The Confession: A Journey to Acceptance

Maike Mullenders' father committed suicide and left behind a handwritten confession suggesting he had been 'physically inappropriate with her daughter. This came as a shock to Maike, who had no conscious memory of any abuse. She spent the next twenty years trying to uncover the truth, exploring her subconscious and unearthed 'memories long buried' to find an 'answer' that enabled her to live again.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 288 pages
Publication date: 08 June 2023
Publisher: Mirror Books

Maike Mullenders was just twenty-one when police broke the devastating news her father had taken his own life. Not only that, but he also left behind a handwritten confession suggesting that he had been 'physically inappropriate with my daughter.' Maike was painfully aware of her father's troubled life, but this came as a complete shock – she loved him and had no conscious memory of any sexual abuse. Thrown into personal turmoil, and questioning her identity and place in the world, she spent the next twenty years trying to uncover the truth. Had he broken her trust in the worst way imaginable? Was it a symptom of his mental anguish? Or had he constructed a story to make her hate him so her loss might be more manageable? Through deeply personal counseling sessions, extensive research, yoga, and meditation, she explored the darkest reaches of her subconscious and unearthed 'memories long buried, yet emerged with an 'answer that enabled her to live again, free from the agonizing burden of The Confession. This is Maike's remarkable journey to hope and peace after her father's chilling final message pushed her to the brink of insanity.

Maike Mullenders was just twenty-one when police broke the devastating news her father had taken his own life.

Not only that, but he also left behind a handwritten confession suggesting that he had been 'physically inappropriate with my daughter.' Maike was painfully aware of her father's troubled life, but this came as a complete shock – she loved him and had no conscious memory of any sexual abuse.

Thrown into personal turmoil, and questioning her identity and place in the world, she spent the next twenty years trying to uncover the truth.

Had he broken her trust in the worst way imaginable? Was it a symptom of his mental anguish? Or had he constructed a story to make her hate him so her loss might be more manageable?

Through deeply personal counseling sessions, extensive research, yoga, and meditation, she explored the darkest reaches of her subconscious and unearthed 'memories long buried, yet emerged with an 'answer that enabled her to live again, free from the agonizing burden of The Confession.

This is Maike's remarkable journey to hope and peace after her father's chilling final message pushed her to the brink of insanity.

Weight: 202g
Dimension: 199 x 129 x 19 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781915306364