Teresa Zerilli-edelglass

Thrown Under the Bus: the Rise and Fall of an American Worker Teresa Zerilli-edelglass

Thrown Under The Bus: The Rise And Fall Of An American Worker is an explosive, no-holds-barred American dream-turned-American real-life nightmare guaranteed to make your blood boil. Nearly two decades of hellish workplace abuse at the hands of not only the author's mean-spirited employer - the New York State Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), but also the myriad doctors, lawyers and bureaucrats with whom she entrusted her life - nearly drove her to the brink of a breakdown. This is a whistleblower story that EVERY American MUST take the time to read. This is the real deal, people! And if what happened to Author Zerilli-Edelglass is any indication of things to come in America as government grows ridiculously out of proportion -- watch out. Nobody is off limits.

Thrown Under The Bus is gender neutral and appeals to all ages from mature teen on up. It is a great triumph over tragedy story for those who enjoy them, but it is just as much a survival guide for the many downtrodden workers who are bullied out of their jobs every day, not knowing where to turn or what to do to rail against the machine. What you will read here, you will read nowhere else.

About the Author

Born and raised in Staten Island, New York, the author is a graduate of St. John's University where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management, and of Bernard Baruch College, New York City, where she earned an Executive Master of Public Administration. In 2010, after 19 years of sheer hell, a surprising life-changing experience became the impetus for 'Thrown'