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Sunday, August 22, 2010

Breaking The Cycle (Edited) by Zane / 223 pages. Read in 22 days

While violence of all sorts takes place in this cruel world, there is no specific way to know when violence is coming, especially if your abuser is within your own surroundings or within your family. Not all violence is reported and not all violence is escaped. This book could have been read in less time but it needs to be read with patience and quiet time. With this book you will find that violence can strike anyone of any race, gender, size and or shape. Children of all ages are witnesses of all types of violence and some are even pushed to near death experiences. Families argue and fight over anything in an abusive relationship. Husbands take what they want from their wives, and robbers take what they want from their victims. Anything is possible in this book. There are 9 short stories gathered in this book about all sorts of abuse, even neglect, which is also a form of abuse. You will read a story of a mother trying to find her strength to leave her victim and stay away but not even her daughter is enough to learn that, so she leaves her daughter for good to return to her abuser jeopardizing her safety for unhealthy love. You will also find that a grocery store worker on a food delivery duty forces his customer to give him head but when his customer is tired of already being her husbands abused victim, the tables are turned on the grocery store worker, and he becomes the victim being abused. In one of the short stories, you will see a young girl showing signs of abuse from a local drug dealer, but uses her possess fate and imaginative behavior to have him killed by six year olds. What is even more surprising in this book, the reality of sex between a married couple can be considered violent if it’s mixed with something as simple as verbal and physical abuse. This book is one that should not be taken lightheartedly; it is one to definitely remember. This book includes an additional 19 pages of domestic violence resources offered across the United States for those that are feeling a deeper connection with the book and are in need of some help to escape violence.

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