Author Ronald Breazeale, PH.D., Takes Readers on a Journey of Self-Discovery and Reconciliation in His New Book

Ronald Breazeale, Ph.D.’s “Three Summers, A Fall, And One Winter: Hanging On To Your Sanity During Insane Times” takes readers on an emotional journey as the author returns to his hometown in Tennessee during the pandemic to reconnect with a childhood friend battling cancer. Along the way, he sets out to solve the mystery of a fellow employee’s disappearance 50 years ago from a state psychiatric hospital they both worked at in the late ’60s.

Breazeale has masterfully crafted an engaging narrative by weaving his personal memories with the history of Eastern State Psychiatric Hospital and the countercultural era of the University of Tennessee. His vivid and well-written recollections are skillfully interwoven, making it difficult for readers to put the book down.

As readers delve into the story, they will become engrossed in the unresolved disappearance from decades ago and the tragic passing of the author’s childhood friend. Dr. Breazeale provides a sincere and reflective portrayal of the “old South,” contemporary northern New England, and his efforts to reconcile these contrasting cultures.

“Three Summers, A Fall, And One Winter” is a timely reminder of what’s important, what should be remembered, and what should be left behind. Dr. Breazeale’s engaging and insightful story will inspire readers to reflect on their own lives and the role of forgiveness, love, and healing in challenging times.

Don’t miss out on this incredible journey of self-discovery and redemption. Order a copy of “Three Summers, A Fall, And One Winter: Hanging On To Your Sanity During Insane Times[/i" by Ronald Breazeale, Ph.D., on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

For more information and a collage of photographs from the summers of 1968, 1969, 2020, and 2021, check out the author’s website at https://building-resilience.com/.

[i]Three Summers, A Fall, And One Winter: Hanging On To Your Sanity During Insane Times
Author | Ronald Breazeale, Ph.D.
Genre | Autobiographical fiction
Publisher | Rosedog Books
Published date | December 9, 2022

Author
Dr. Breazeale, a clinical psychologist, writes about the things he knows. Born without a left hand in the “atomic city,” he has worn a hook most of his life. He and his wife adopted their daughter during a major offensive by a terrorist group against the government of Peru. He and his family live in southern Maine.

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