Diane Troup’s Harrowing Account of Loneliness in Foster Care Slated for Global Book Exhibits

This year, plenty of international book exhibits will be introducing more authors sharing motivational stories that celebrate triumph over trauma. Among them is Diane Troup, author of the book “Echoes of Loneliness.”

In “Echoes of Loneliness,” she describes her early life as a big continuous storm that tore up a once happy family. At the tender age of three, she and her three brothers were abandoned by her mother. Her father was a travelling businessman who had to spend considerable time away from home in order to provide for them all.

Without a wife and mother, the family was on the road of being pulled apart by the system. It began when the father asked a family friend for help, only to end up exposing them to an abusive, gun-toting alcoholic.

This led to the father turning to an orphanage for assistance. He felt that adoption was the best option however; two of her brothers were taken in by one family, while she and baby brother went to another.

Eventually, she had to come to grips that she wouldn’t be reunited with her whole family for a very long time. It would be more years and several more hardships before she even had a chance.

Despite this constant storm of disappointment and abuse, she survives it all and finds hope in the Creator.

Today, she is now a happy grandmother to four children and sees life as a beautiful adventure. Scattered across the chapters are brief poems that describe the intense, emotional hurricanes she went through to reach this point, but she hopes that these will only enhance the message of hope she wants to send with her story.

“Echoes of Loneliness” by Diane Troup is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and ReadersMagnet Bookstore.

“Echoes of Loneliness”
Author | Diane Troup
Published date | April 4, 2023
Publisher | ReadersMagnet LLC
Genre | Christian

Author Bio
Author Diane Troup currently lives in Laguna Woods, CA. She moved from PA December of 2014. She worked as a Trainer, Program Specialist, Program Manager, and Direct Care Worker for a non-profit agency (NHS Human Services) for mentally and physically challenged people. Diane enjoys volunteering and helping others in her community. Diane was blessed with four beautiful children, Eric, Christina (who has passed away in 2020), Shawn, and Ryan, who are the center of her world. She was further blessed with four beautiful granddaughters, Elizabeth, Molly, Allison, and Alexis. Diane’s motto is: “Life is a beautiful adventure, we need to enjoy all the blessings within.”

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