By L. M. O’Neal
In my novel, “See You at the Station, by L. M. O’Neal”, the character Timmy is portrayed as an abused child and goes through the pain and suffering of being so.
Statistics show 15.5 million children are living in households and families where abuse happens at least once a year. However, 7 million live in families where the abuser or abusers are partners to a parent and are abusive to one another.
These are the stats, but what about reality? Are your neighbors or their kids living in an abusive house? Are you?
Read what can happen in a work of fiction. Yes, “See You at the Station”, is a work of fiction, but how many will also read and identify with the facts.
“See You at the Station, by L. M. O’Neal”, Is a novel, and so much more.
In my novel, “See You at the Station, by L. M. O’Neal”, the character Timmy is portrayed as an abused child and goes through the pain and suffering of being so.
Statistics show 15.5 million children are living in households and families where abuse happens at least once a year. However, 7 million live in families where the abuser or abusers are partners to a parent and are abusive to one another.
These are the stats, but what about reality? Are your neighbors or their kids living in an abusive house? Are you?
Read what can happen in a work of fiction. Yes, “See You at the Station”, is a work of fiction, but how many will also read and identify with the facts.
“See You at the Station, by L. M. O’Neal”, Is a novel, and so much more.
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