BWB REMEMBERS THE BOOKS OF OUR CHILDHOOD (3 OF 3)
The third and final part in our Children’s Book Week series on the books that BWB employees remember from their childhood. Don’t forget...
by Al Duhan
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After escaping from a tortured childhood in Connecticut, I left home at a young age and traveled to California. The torture had followed me where ever I went. There was a battle between the officer and I but was able to escape. I was captured and incarcerated for the robbery that I had no knowledge of. While I was serving a two year sentence, my fiancée Bonnie, was raped and became pregnant with his child. She pleaded for me to stay, but not having employment, I must return to Connecticut. We were talking about her baby and I told her "I could still love you but I could never love the baby". Then I heard strange noises. She was punching her stomach and screaming, "I will kill it I will kill it for you. I screamed back at her "I had nothing to do with this. But I knew I should have never said that. Then I had a nightmare, that I went back to California to see Bonnie, I was able to see that she was lying with her hand in a large pool of blood, "Why God, Why her! Was this a "Paranormal Migration".
The story that you are about to read has been compared with novels as Love Story & Splendor in the grass. But has much more excitement and nerve racking moments. Features Love, Rape Murder and false imprisonment and is a must read for all people entering their road to life.
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