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Author James P Clark Autobiography: Bloodline A Family Affair Volume 1 E-Book
A True Story Of Family Love, Secrets, Lies, And Incarceration $2.99 USD
Growing up in the 1970s and 80s, I never knew what a story my life would become. Friends that knew me would always joke, “You could be on The Oprah Winfrey Show with the story of your parents’ life”. Nowadays, probably Dr. Phil. It all really started for me when I was 12 living in a small duplex in Brighton, Michigan. You could say I was protected and looked after well by my mother and father. I was an only child, school going, playing sports, doing all the things normal kids do. Now, I was no angel. I was a redheaded kid with a slight temper, well, a huge temper when I didn’t get my way.
I loved playing outside to the point that I had to be outdoors almost all the time. I used to ice skate, play baseball, football, basketball, build forts, and even tried smoking once in a while as the occasional mischief. My mother, a beautiful brunette, had high energy and a passion for cleanliness and neatness. Everything had to be perfect in our house. We all had our chores, and mine consisted of straightening out my room and making sure my bed was always made. My mother was meticulous when it came to neatness, so much so that her need to keep the house spic and span drove me crazy. Not that I could say anything, for my mother had a temper too. If I were to describe her, I would say she was a mix of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
True Grit
One day, my dad and his friends decided to break into a facility; to this day, I am cloudy on what they broke into, but that one bad decision brought him and his friends a seven-year prison sentence. One wrong choice took away any chance that my dad had of getting a scholarship.
He served his time in Jackson, and Ionia Prisons in Michigan. He attended school while incarcerated and was a model prisoner. Thus, he was released for his good behavior after serving 4.5 years. However, he was to live with a prison number on his file for the rest of his life.
Everything I know about my father, I heard directly from him. My dad, as he told me, did a lot of soul-searching in prison. He took college courses, and poured through self-help books, for he knew he would have to work hard to make a life for himself after prison. Enjoy entire e-book 144 pages. $2.99 USD
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