'Daisy struggled all her life to come to terms with the crime her father committed against her. She believed it started her on a roller coaster ride so frightening, she couldn’t get off. Finally, over 30 years later, she found the courage to tell her story. Crimes Of The Father is a true account of brutal assault hidden in a fictitious story to help battered women everywhere know they are not alone. They can survive.'
Source: The People's Library.
Described as a novel despite autobiographical components, since it is said to be 'a true account of brutal assault hidden in a fictitious story'.
Source: The People's Library.
