Review: One Good Reason - Erin Lee - September 2016 Erin Lee's "One Good Reason" emerges as a powerful therapy tool and companion journal, intricately woven to complement her novel, "When I'm Dead." Targeted at victims of sexual abuse, as well as those navigating the journey of self-discovery, this companion journal transcends its pages, offering solace and empowerment to readers seeking healing. This companion journal, standing at 122 pages, serves as a valuable therapeutic resource. Drawing from her background as a trained therapist, Lee incorporates narrative therapy prompts designed to guide victims through the process of rewriting their own narratives. "One Good Reason" becomes a transformative tool for readers, facilitating their transition from victimhood to survivorship and, ultimately, thriving. The inclusion of a clinical article within the journal adds depth, providing insight into the therapeutic benefits of journaling and the healing p...

Review: The Lost Victim - Book #1 Ryan Strickland Series - Jennifer Hunter - May 2023 Over the past thirty years, a serial killer has been terrorizing the streets by snatching up females and then killing them. The thing though is that the FBI and law enforcement have no idea who they are looking for as they have never been able to get any solid leads. That is until now, in the form of a young female who has turned up at the police station. She has said one word - that she knows what happened to the current missing girl. Other than that, the girl has not said a single word. She has sat in complete silence and no matter how many times the police have gone at her, she remains mute. Stuck, the FBI contact Dr. Ryan Strickland for his help. Ryan is an FBI consultant and a psychologist and has been known to have a gentle touch with the younger witnesses and been able to get them to open up. Ryan meets the young female, a woman named Olivia who he finally learns, she is a victim herself and ...

Review: Nobody's Victim - Carrie Goldberg - August 2019 Going through a recent phase of crime non-fiction and serial killers. I came across this book "Nobody's Victim" by Carrie Goldberg. I have always had a fascination with reading novels about stalkers and trolls and discovering the dark side of the internet. As you hear stories of the dangers of things like internet dating and trolls. As there have been a few stories of authors attacking readers over comments and then there is doxxing which has been turned deadly with swatting. With the development of the internet and social media, I am sure those who created it never saw this side happening and crimes like murder, rape, and assault are dangerous and scary but those criminals are likely to be charged. When the crime is done virtually and can fall into harassment, sadly it is a lot harder for the criminals to be charged and that is where lawyer Carrie Goldberg comes in. After one of her intern...