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Carpenter Road Sentenced to Silence
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"Carpenter Road is a blistering read, powerful in its unflinching honesty and bravery, poignant and heart-wrenching. You will be absolutely riveted."
Lisa Regan
USA Today & Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author
What happens to a child when no one is paying attention? Evil comes calling. A harrowing true story of a little girl caught in the perfect storm. After years of sickening abuse perpetrated by her best friend's father, the 14-year-old learns that some silences are meant to be broken. But who can she turn to? If she tells, he will kill her. Desperate for help that she cannot summon, she writes an anonymous note to her teacher.
So begins a seven-year agonizing journey to save herself and those she left behind. She quickly learns she will be alone. The others... too terrified to speak. Once the floodgates of pain pour from her fragile state, she must find the strength to follow through on what she started; A trial she never wanted. Follow the dramatic courtroom trial until the epic verdict. Carpenter Road is so terrifying, yet so triumphant.
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