Tatia's Tattoo - Brendle, Linda
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As a successful D.C. lawyer, Tatia's mission in life was to destroy the sex trafficking trade in small-town America. She knew where to find it. She'd been there. With only apathetic foster parents to protect her, she fell prey to the local pimp. Trapped in the sordid underbelly of a small Texas town, she survived by sheer will. Her friendship with her fellow victim Cindy was the only light of humanity in the darkness until she saw a familiar face. Would Mrs. G, a mama bear of an attorney, still think she had strength and potential? Would Jesse, the young Christian tattoo artist and biker,…mehr

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As a successful D.C. lawyer, Tatia's mission in life was to destroy the sex trafficking trade in small-town America. She knew where to find it. She'd been there. With only apathetic foster parents to protect her, she fell prey to the local pimp. Trapped in the sordid underbelly of a small Texas town, she survived by sheer will. Her friendship with her fellow victim Cindy was the only light of humanity in the darkness until she saw a familiar face. Would Mrs. G, a mama bear of an attorney, still think she had strength and potential? Would Jesse, the young Christian tattoo artist and biker, still look at her with a twinkle in his eyes? Or would they both see only the mark of shame Eric had etched onto her forearm?
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Linda Brendle first began to write during her years as a caregiver. After two memoirs about Alzheimer's caregiving, A Long and Winding Road and Mom's Long Good-Bye, she ventured into the world of fiction. She is currently working on Salvaged, a third novel about Tatia. Linda is retired from the business world, but she still holds an on-line position as the Financial Manager for Square Core Media. She also blogs and writes a column for the weekly newspaper in the tiny East Texas town where she and her husband David live with their feral cat Kitty.