Nowhere to Run: Where do you go when there’s nowhere left to hide?

Judy Westwater

Sep 2008 · Sold by HarperCollins UK

About this ebook

Just when Judy thought the nightmare was over her past came back to haunt her.

Judy was only 11 years old when she was forced to live on the streets. Beaten, half-starved and horrifically abused, she finally escaped to a life in the circus. But the charming man who said he loved her had a dark and sinister side. If she wanted to survive she had to get away.

Judy fled to South Africa, taking with her her two young children. But the streets of South Africa were just as cruel. One day they took her daughter and her past was replayed in front of her eyes.

Judy's incredible story of courage and determination will inspire as it will amaze.

Ratings and reviews

I was skeptical about reading this book because there were no reviews, I am glad that I didnt allow that to deter me. The strength this woman possess to make it through every obstacle is unbelievable. Nothing has gone right for her, it was always something. But she did it. Its a great read .I am glad that her darkness came to an end. Judy you are awesome. (Nonfiction Novel)

This woman is my hero. Through all the abuse she endured for all the years & being homeless countless times, she came out on top, only to go back down to the bottom to help all the others in need to bring them up. Truly remarkable story.

This is a great read. A roller coaster ride of emotions. If you dare face some of life's fears this book is for you.

About the author

Judy is the author of the Sunday Times bestselling ‘Street Kid’. After a tormented childhood, much of which she lived as a feral child, Judy Westwater was determined to make her life meaningful. Over the past ten years, she has set up seven day centres for children in the violent townships of South Africa and lectured to many thousands across the UK to raise funds for her work. Her childhood story, was the subject of one of the late John Peel’s most moving interviews on BBC Radio 4’s ‘Home Truths’. In 2004 Judy was awarded a prestigious Unsung Heroes Award for her tireless efforts to improve the lives of street children through her charity The Pegasus Children's Trust.