There’s been a buzz online about a press release for the book “The Half-Life of Secrets” by Holland Childhouse

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Holland Childhouse’s “Half-Life of Secrets was recently displayed by Citi of Books last April 20th and 21st, 2024, at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books (LATFOB) at the University of Southern California. It is also displayed by Citi of Books during the 76th Frankfurter Buchmesse at Frankfurt, Germany last October 16-20, 2024. These book fairs are a few of the world’s most significant literary gatherings.

“The Half-Life of Secrets” by Holland Childhouse, previously published under the title “Quiet Sins,” is a thought-provoking story about a woman reviewing her life as she faces her last days. Citi of Books is honored to be the publisher of this marvelous tale.

About the book:

This riveting book, “The Half-Life of Secrets” by Holland Childhouse, revolves around a woman named Olivia Calvert, who is dying of chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Her oncologist son concluded that nothing could be done but to slow it down and make her comfortable.  As her health deteriorates, she slowly loses the senses of taste, smell, touch, sight, and hearing. Olivia reflects on her life through these five senses, visiting memories and one associated with death, reminiscing about how her life went from under the custody of her parents until her dying in the present.

As the story unfolds, the protagonist, Olivia, shares her story with Nurse Laila. Laila also shared her experience from Afghanistan, being an orphan at a young age, being adopted by Lauren and Ben, an American war captain and the murderer of her parents and moving to the States. Through a lot of realizations, Olivia embraced acceptance, forgiveness, and letting go of bitterness, realizing that facing one’s death is beyond our control.

About the author:

The author, Holland Childhouse, holds a degree from the University of California, Berkeley. For many years, she worked as a professional technical writer. Later, she held the position of Vice President of a Silicon Valley Cad/Cam software company. Currently, she lives in Colorado with her husband.

Holland Childhouse was interviewed by the Spotlight TV host, Logan Crawford. Watch her full interview in the link below:

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