Hiding Knives, a simple act, born out of fear
Anyone who has endured and survived domestic abuse will recognise the significance of "Hiding Knives." A simple act, done daily, but born out fear. So many people struggle with the effects of domestic violence and say nothing, believing that "It must be my fault." THAT'S NOT TRUE.
The fault always, always, always, lies with the cowardly aggressor and no one else. Reading this book may give someone the courage to walk, or run away, and to believe that
"There is always Hope."
There is, but you have to take the first step.
Follow Susanna's journey as she escapes from a turbulent marriage, and then by chance, finds a new home, a new life, and Colin, a surrogate father figure who teaches her that there is always hope. She loses fear, and finds not only herself, but a fresh start, good friends, and a chance for happiness. Flatmates from her college days, Lucy and Fiona, write to tell her they will be in her area, and wish to stay in her hotel, but who are they really, and will Susanna be implicated, and investigated by Police Scotland.
Most people believe that they know their loved ones, family, friends, colleagues and what goes on in their lives. Do you know yours, do you really? Are you sure?
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