She Can Fly: A Domestic Violence Survival Story

by Michael G. Gabel

A young woman's harrowing journey across state lines to escape an endless cycle of abuse. Raised in a comfortable middle class neighborhood in America's Midwest, Kerry's seduction by a master manipulator plunges her into a world of deceit and violence. Forced to perform illegal acts to keep herself alive and her family intact, she spirals downward, ending up behind bars. As the web of deception intensifies, Kerry's relentless quest for freedom takes her from prisoner to fugitive. Living under a false identity buys her time, but luck runs out... From St. Louis to Denver to San Francisco and back, Kerry's story grabs and won't let go. Ultimately a testimony to resilience, courage and love of family, She Can Fly is a frightening adrenaline rush that reads like true crime-a poignant cautionary tale, culminating in redemption, justice, and hope.

218 pages, Paperback

First published March 4, 2014

Reviews

[Linda ❤️ Sassy, Classy && a Little Bit of Nasty]

This one intrigues me!

[Hank · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sobbed more times than I could count. No words. A very triggering hard to digest read that was absolutely necessary. I’m so proud of Kerry, and I’ve never even met her.

[Darlene Laguna · Rating 4 out of 5]

A lesson worth sharing. A true story of domestic violence, written by a young man whose nanny is the "heroine" of the story. It's a free read at http://www.shecanfly.org. But please purchase/donate to support this free resource. I met the author and his dedication to the cause is sincere. It is a page-turner that takes you full circle. Excellent first book!

[Hannah · Rating 5 out of 5]

Heavy. But so good

[Eddie Vigil V · Rating 5 out of 5]

So raw. So incredible. So powerful. Highly recommend.