Silenced No More

For some people, the past can remain what it is: the past. For others, the past must be revisited in order to fully live in the present. This is one woman’s journey into her past. It is a mixture of memories that are fraught with unimaginable events of loss and betrayal. Surviving her childhood often took courage and creativity. Moving every two to four years of her life left her vulnerable to others, even family members, who robbed her of her innocent childhood. This book will challenge its readers about good and evil, right and wrong. The story is intriguing but requires an open mind.