Light in the Darkest Hours: The Autobiographical Writings of a Parent of a Murdered Child

This book is a synopsis of the author's life with parellels that occur on average in society to show the reader that the murder of a child is a threat to every child everywhere due to the fall of society. People have become very selfish in the way they care for their children and have locked out the child down the street, around the corner, down the way, because the, "to each his own" has pervailed. This book shows the reader how a morally upright frightened young woman had to battle just to stay alive and battle even harder to protect her children and still lost one to violence, while a complacent community just looked and listened to the news . . .