Books About Domestic Abuse Fiction Novels & Stories

“Great. I’d like to report several cases of domestic abuse.” Shaking. That was what I was doing now. Shaking. Trembling. Quivering. No other words for it. I had just relived the last two years of my life in excruciating detail. I burnt from each word I just spoke. Hell, every part of me was aching, even the parts that were hopeful. I was just hoping that a few hours of an interview and an hour of scanning pictures of previous injuries from my online drive was enough.

Therefore, even though they'd completely fallen out now, he wouldn't expose the truth about the accident to anyone. Kiara tried to convince herself that everything would be fine. She shouldn't even be thinking about it. "Let's not forget the fact that you lied about your ex-husband being abusive toward you," Stephanie said, her eyes flashing with contempt. "Do you know the pain and suffering the real victims of domestic abuse have to go through? Do you have any idea that what you've done will only make it even harder for victims like them to seek help? You're truly despicable, Kiara!"

Sweetheart. "The man may be famous for saving others' lives, but his wife's in jeopardy. I need proof that he's abusive toward her. Given his status and profession, people are less likely to believe her; he's that powerful." I was unimpressed by what Iogair was telling me. Unfortunately, domestic abuse was not uncommon. Several men I worked with had wives or girlfriends at home that were regularly beaten as if it were a sport. "Why come to me?" I asked boredly.

We would never be loved, and my mother never broke free from that. I don’t think I ever did. I still get nightmares. The only time I have the power to help someone that gets abused is to call the police and get satisfaction when they drag the person’s ass out of the hospital, even though some women deny the abuse. I know how it looks when someone lies about abuse and tries to cover it up. My shift was finally over, and I could finally go home. The only problem is I have to walk home tonight. I don’t have a lift tonight because of working overtime.

Although I had set my limit to two cups per day I had already taken three, yet my ability to focus was slipping away. I stared at my computer screen, at the case before me. A man was being sued for domestic abuse, but he claimed his wife was simply blackmailing him and that he had never actually touched her. But how could that be true when there were marks on her body to prove otherwise? I leaned back in my chair, trying to understand who was right. I couldn’t comprehend how two people who claimed to love and adore each other could treat one another like this. If they were tired of the marriage, why not get a divorce instead of trying to hurt each other? Besides, there was a child involved t

“But she’s never alone. Someone shadows her. Quietly. He’s competent.” “David,” Veronica said, distaste tucked into a single name. “Mm.” I let the consonant sit. “He’ll try to keep it clean. He’ll fail.” “Your confidence is charming,” she said. “And occasionally dangerous.” I leaned in, lowering my voice so it felt like a pact. “Listen to me. There are three stories on the table. One: the tragic wife returns to her abuser, haloed by forgiveness. Two: the mastermind survivor exposes a monster and brings him to his knees. Three: the complicated woman reappears, and the world remembers she’s not a saint—she’s an accelerant.”

Even after she begged them for compassion, they continued to sexually abuse her. She took offence at any and all of the touches that they laid on her. She recalled how injuries upon injuries kept appearing on her delicate and pale skin as a result of the numerous falls that she had attempted to avoid. These falls were the result of her trying to avoid falling. When the thought of her captors' hilarious way of entertaining themselves came into Angelina's head, she reacted with repulsion and recoiled in disgust.

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she was silent. "Answer me, huh, you're ready?" she was still silent. "Are my 7 inch rod make you feel good? Huh? Answer me? I swear I'll make this even longer if you don't answer me." "Let's go off me, please..." "Wrong answer, baby," I said. And I hurt her so much until I really hit the peak of pleasure, then I let go of her. I know this is abuse. This is bad and crime. There is nothing romantic about this because Nadya cries and struggles. And this is the beginning of the disaster.

The memoir I had been working on for the past three years was finally complete, and I was reading through the final chapter about my release and commitment to helping other men avoid the mistakes that had destroyed my life. "The Man I Should Have Been: A Memoir About Toxic Masculinity and Abuse" was scheduled to be published by a small press that specialized in books about rehabilitation and redemption. The publisher had told me that advance reviews were calling it an honest and important look at how men become abusers and how they can change. "Fredrick, you have a visitor," the guard announced, unlocking my cell door. I walked to the visitor room expecting to see my parole officer, but inst