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 Father Figure - Ann Widdecombe
 Father Figure - Ann Widdecombe ... OrionNewest Review: ... situation but this is little consolation as he feels he is drifting further and further out of the lives of Jake, aged 8, and ... more ... Leah, aged just 3 years old.
In many ways I found this a harrowing read. I was utterly frustrated by the position that Jason found himself in. Here was a man, devoted to his family, having them torn from him, with every possible obstacle placed in his way to prevent him from seeing them. He is perplexed by his wife and her sudden decision to overturn all their lives with no real explanation other than perhaps an apparent low boredom threshold.
The bureaucracy of the authorities and the crippling legal expense...more |
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Father Figure - Ann Widdecombe: Father Figure - A Father's Struggle for Access to his Childr ... (779 words)
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I'll be honest - I was curious to read this because of whom the author was; no, she's not the first MP to foray into novel writing, but I was intrigued as to how her efforts would measure up compared to works by the likes of Edwina Currie, Boris Johnson and Jeffrey Archer. I was very pleasantly surprised. Jason Kirk returns home from work one day to find that his wife Kat has left him, taking with her their two young children and as many of their belongings as she can cram into her car. This is completely out of the blue; there have been no arguments, no threats, no domestic unrest and no infidelities to unsettle their marriage. ... Read the complete review
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