This is a true story regarding the after math of my daughter's murder from a domestic violent marriage, and my fight for justice.
After the tragic murder of our oldest daughter by her husband, I was compelled to do something to help other victims of domestic violence. Not wanting my daugher's death to be in vain, I have had a God-driven force to tell our story and hopefully reach the law enforcement agencies to make them realize how horrible domestic violence is, and that they should take domestic violence call seriously and as a crime, not just as a disturbance. My hope is to reach other victims and to help all communmities undertand that we can stop domestic violence if we work together.
Now that my book is published, I will be starting to visit more schools, more speaking engagements, and more radio shows speaking out against domestice violence. I am going to work at finding a way to get justice for the victims.
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Reviews for "Not in Vain A mother's Diary and Memoir about Her Daughter's Death"
I pray more lives are saved as a result of this book; I am so sorry this happened to you! May God bless you as you reach out to others going through this same thing!
Jan, I pray your book will serve as a wake-up call to women who are still living with abusive partners: There IS a way out...and hope is at the end of the journey.
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