Publisher, Brilliance Audio (October 2006)

ALERT! YOUR CD PLAYER MUST BE MP3 COMPATIBLE! MP3 audiobooks on compact disc can be played on newer CD players that support MP3 technology and accept a 4.75" diameter disc, and on any personal computer that has Microsoft's Media Player or similar software.

Listen to a FREE audio clip.

One of the hardest truths about divorce is that every split - no matter when it occurs - will have lifelong effects on the children caught in the crossfire. While most people acknowledge our pain during our parents' parting, few of us realize that our most significant insecurities, questions, and doubts may not show up for years, when we seek our own intimate relationships as adults.

In fact, millions of adult children of divorce feel lost, displaced, or unwanted years after the ink has dried on their parents' divorce decree. Like them, you may fear abandonment, betrayal, or failure in your own marriage. Despite outward successes, you may doubt your emotional abilities. You may notice that your parents' divorce affects you more each year, not less. You are not alone.

Through research, interviews, and personal stories, Generation Ex will help you understand the effect of your parents' divorce on your identity, faith, and relationships, and will give you the tools you need to create a dramatically different legacy.

About the Author: Jen Abbas is an adult child of divorce who faced parental divorces at ages six and eighteen. At age twenty-two, Jen was given the journal her parents kept from the beginning of their courtship until the day their divorce was final. The family memoir started Jen on a journey to discover how children of divorce can break free from the negative patterns created by their pasts. Jen makes her home in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where she is an associate director of marketing for a Christian publisher.

About the Narrator: Though Sandra Burr acted on stage from the time she was six years old, it wasn’t until college that she had the opportunity to work with a microphone. She quickly realized she had found her niche. As a freelance voiceover talent Sandra’s voice has been featured on local, regional, and national commercials as well as countless industrial and instructional videos. Her favorite performances, however, can be heard on audio books. Where else, she points out, can an actor play all of the parts or talk to herself without attracting a lot of curious looks. Sandra both reads and directs for Brilliance Audio. She is married and has two sons.