Secret Slave Kidnapped and abused for 13 years This is my story of survival eBook Anna Ruston
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You're not going home. You're not going anywhere. You're mine now.
Growing up in a deeply troubled family, 15-year-old Anna felt lost and alone in the world. So when a friendly taxi driver befriended her, Anna welcomed the attention, and agreed to go home with him to meet his family. She wouldn't escape for over a decade.
Held captive by a sadistic paedophile, Anna was subjected to despicable levels of sexual abuse and torture. The unrelenting violence and degradation resulted in numerous miscarriages, and the birth of four babies... each one stolen away from Anna at birth.
Her salvation arrived thirteen years too late, but despite her shattered mind and body, Anna finally managed to flee. This is her harrowing, yet uplifting, true story of survival.
Secret Slave Kidnapped and abused for 13 years This is my story of survival eBook Anna Ruston
I rated this book 5 stars because of the content, openness, and above all her bravery. The book has a lot of chilling details and saddening to know that things like this happen every day. The book was written well and it was very descriptive of the terrible ordeal she endured during her captivity. I wouldn't read it again because the images are etched in my brain but it was definitely a good read. This book was read in 6 hours.Product details
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Secret Slave Kidnapped and abused for 13 years This is my story of survival eBook Anna Ruston Reviews
When I started reading this story I couldn't stop (though I had to reference the UK English dictionary, as they are apparently cultural.) I found myself cringing through what must have been beyond horrifying experiences that the author has shared candidly after years of trying to come to terms with a life that nobody should ever endure, ever. I was cheering for her escape attempts, hoping for her to have her life back. The only unsatisfying part ( spoiler alert) is that the people that tortured this woman and had stolen, not only her childhood, her mental and physical health, but her children as well never faced justice. I have faith that they will be held accountable by a higher authority. I hope the author can find true peace and happiness, and solace after the creation of this story. Thank you for sharing it.
Anna was kidnapped at 15 years old. Her family didn't care about her and did not look for her. 13 years later she is finally recused. I have no idea how she survived those horrific years. I suppose it was the love she had for her nana. My heart broke multiple times for her. The system completely failed her. All the doctors and home nurses failed her.
Anna you my dear are an inspiration! I truly pray one day you can bring charges against that family. God Bless you and although we will never meet. I love you and will continue to keep you in my prayers and thoughts.
This is an extremely graphic book and hard to read at times. I had to keep reminding myself that she did make it through.....hence this book. I don't typically purchase books ( I read the free ones ) however I am glad I purchased this one.
Very emotional book. My heart breaks for young Anna and not just because of the physical abuse but also at the fact that in this whole world there wasn't one person who set out to find her. SPOILER I am so happy that she and her "first" (and only) love were able to reconnect and become a loving couple with children of their own. Children that, I'm sure, would never disappear and have no one to find them. From reading Secret Slave I would bet that Anna would leave no stone unturned to find and protect her babies. My great hope is that the family, the WHOLE family, that was responsible for Anna's disappearance and her subsequent horrific treatment over 13 years, have to answer for what they have done to her (and possibly to others, as well). Difficult read, in that my eyes kept filling with tears and I couldn't see the pages. But, a cautionary tale, too. Human trafficking in the United States is on the rise and it absolutely blows my mind! Let's all watch out for one another. Let's all make sure that no one else like young Anna could come up missing with no answers!
Im' sorry forthe commenters who try to discredit this book saying it can't happen or it's fake. Its shocking the things people survive.You're the reason it's so hard for survivors to tell their stories. As for the Muslim aspect SOME Muslim men ABSOLUTELY DO treat women and children in this manner often killing them through repeated abuse. If you want to peak into the depravity and sadistic nature of abuse this book will bring you there FOR REAL. Nothing is candy coated to make the general public feel better.Be prepared for the naked hard to handle truth.
This is one of the sad, horrific stories of child abuse that stays with you loonnng after reading it. I have read many books over the years but tend to stay away from true stories, especially those true stories that can become traumatizing just reading them. With this book, I was unable to put it down though and found myself crying for the young girl being tortured, feeling afraid for her and everything she endured. Just reading her words took me into the world unlike anything I'd ever imagined existed.
I read David Pelzers books about his childhood abuse and those books really were hard to get through without crying or putting the book down numerous times before continuing. This young girl's story is so much more gruesome and horrific in ways that no child or person should ever endure, suffer or live to experience. My heart breaks for the young girl who lived through this torture.
There are numerous times during reading this book that I had to put it down to clear my mind of the words that haunt me and much more nights I had nightmares.
I would not recommend this book to anyone with a sensitive heart and if you do read it, be prepared to face each page with tears in your eyes and an ache in your heart to hold and protect this young girl from savages that held her prisoner for so many years.
I started reading this book about 6 weeks ago. Honestly, I haven't finished it. I usually start and finish a book a book within 2 days, but this one has been extremely difficult to read. I've had to put it down and go distract myself with housework or something....anything.....to take my mind off the horror of what that child went through. Things don't really get to me, but this has. The abuse is relentless. Merciless. Unimaginable. I don't know if I can finish it. Usually you can find a glimmer of hope, something that leads you to believe that not only will the person make it out, but can even begin to heal one day. This book destroyed that for me. I just don't see how that little girl will ever be ok. There is no therapy, no church, no friends, family, or new life that can make a moment of that bearable. It is one of the more difficult abuse stories I've read. As disturbing as A Child Called It, but in a different way. His story was torture and abuse, but she at least wanted him to live.
I rated this book 5 stars because of the content, openness, and above all her bravery. The book has a lot of chilling details and saddening to know that things like this happen every day. The book was written well and it was very descriptive of the terrible ordeal she endured during her captivity. I wouldn't read it again because the images are etched in my brain but it was definitely a good read. This book was read in 6 hours.
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