KERI 5: The Original Child Abuse True Story

Written by Kat Ward

Narrated by Bridget Thomas

CHILD ABUSE TRUE STORIES PRESENTS: VOLUME 5 OF KAT WARD'S SENSATIONAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY!

Following her disastrous first year in the adult world, it's hard to imagine how seventeen-year-old Keri's life could possibly get any worse. However, as anyone who's ever been down can attest to, getting back up can often be difficult without a helping hand...

But what if all the hands around you only want to push you down further?

DISCLAIMER: This is a true story of child abuse. Reader discretion is advised.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Child Abuse True Stories
• Release date: Jul 26, 2021
• ISBN: 9781667024363

Kat Ward

I have recently partnered with two friends to start up Lovely pubs, an indie publishing company that had its debut at LitFest Pasadena on May 12, 2012. I was also a participating managing director for LitFest, the town's first book festival. I'm working on promoting my first novel, "Amy's Own," as well as my partners works: "Where Are You Stuck," a self-help workbook, and "ISMS: A Faery Mobster Story," a stunningly beautiful, thoughtful, funny, and violent illustrated and narrated App. The "ISMS" narrator is British screenplay writer and author Pete Atkins ("Hellraiser II," "Hellraiser III," and "Wishmaster"). I am publisher of Hometown Pasadena (http://hometown-pasadena.com/), which allows me to do three of my most favorite things: edit, write, and photograph. I am currently working on my newest work, "Keeping Sane, and Other Aspirations, by Samantha Stosur, an American Girl in the 3rd Millennium." If you've read "Amy's Own," firstly—Thank You! Secondly, if you would like to pass along your reaction, criticisms, or ideas, then I thank you, again.

Reviews for KERI 5

[Su Groenveld · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

What a brilliant audio book. Now wanting to listen to the next book Keri 6

[Deanna Black · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

It was a good book except when she described her pregnancy then birth of her daughter. She herself knew the trauma an unloving mother caused, how could she think all those horrible thoughts then voice them about her “thing”!constantly wanting to bash it, smash it or trash it! It really was upsetting! I quit listening several times but wanted to finish it. I must say, she didn’t really ever change her opinion! I feel sorry for that poor baby! I can’t understand people and these cycles of abuse! It’s gut wrenching!