I Am Gonna Tell: One Mother’S Fight for Justice After Discovering Her Child’S Sexual Abuse

Jane T. Doe

Nov 2013 · iUniverse

About this ebook

Jane had a pretty good life. She was a single mother, and she worked hard for her three kids, who meant the world to her. One autumn evening she met someone she believed to be the man of her dreamsthe only thing missing in her nearly perfect life. He was handsome, gentle, quiet, and kind.

Eleven months later, they bought a home and were married. Jane was so happy. Soon, however, her daughter, Michelle, began to change; she became distant and withdrawn. Something was wrong, but Jane couldnt figure out what it was. She never thought to look at her husband as being the cause her daughters moodiness or imagine that it might be somehow related to sexual abuse. Her husbanda young, handsome man with a nine-to-five job, an ex-wife and kids of his ownwas nothing like her image of a pedophile.

In her memoir, I Am Gonna Tell, Jane recounts the nightmare that she, her daughter and sons lived through due to the man Jane brought into their lives. This is a mothers brutally honest account of the horrifying discovery of her daughters sexual abuse at the hands of her husbandher daughters stepfather.

Ratings and reviews

I found it very interesting but went looking for the next part of the book, I Am Gonna Tell, Too I couldn't find it so Don,t know how the story is going to finish. All I hope is that he got justice

The book repeats feelings of depression and emotional trauma. It ends inappropriately like someone got bored writing..... With no conclusion as if it was mid chapter. I was very disappointed

I loved this book and this story... BUT where is number 2! such a terrible way to finish a book. being a true story would be nice to see the outcome.

About the author

JANE T. DOE currently writes under the pen name to protect the privacy of the innocent. She lives in Southern California with her children, works full-time, and uses her free time to help victims of sexual abuse. Her current projects include educating children and parents about reporting suspected sexual abuse.