Judah Clarke

Little Girls Secrets and Their Heroes Judah Clarke

This is a story of hope for those who've suffered through sexual abuse themselves or that of a loved one. It is a story of the system, real-life tragedy, the muddling through, and the surviving. There is a feeling of hopelessness for the victims of this crime. A feeling of guilt, shame, anger, hate, and horrendous fear. This story tells all of these ugly traits along with the natural humor of life itself in the midst of even this sort of horror. For those who don't believe there is a God, you will find truth still in this story. For those who do believe in God, you will experience love beyond description and see angels at work in this crime; in this horrible event and you will see that survival is possible and even probable if you believe in yourself.




This book offers hope to the hopeless. It is based on a true story about a single mother and her two daughters after a divorce from a violent alcoholic father. The father remarries six months after the divorce is final to an alcoholic woman with three children in their teens. Visitation is not an option and the mother has to relinquish her two daughters under the age of six every other weekend to this new family she does not know. The nightmare begins and will last two and a half years before the mother finds out the truth of what goes on during the weekends her daughters are with the father's new family.