Aynoit Ashor

I Wish I Would've (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

A lifetime of familial craziness boils over when she goes on a quest to uncover the truth. On a trip to visit her G-Pa she quickly finds out her childhood memories are not as warm and fuzzy as she thought. Now she's living a life darker than anyone's most horrific nightmare. Will her mom save her from her new life in human trafficking? ~~~~~~ "Human traffickers lure and ensnare individuals into labor trafficking and sex trafficking situations using methods of control such as force, fraud, or coercion. There is no one profile of a trafficker. Essentially, human traffickers can be anyone who is willing to exploit another human being for profit." (Source: PolarisProject.org, The Traffickers) ~~~~~~ *This novella is approximately 22,000 words.*

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mocha Girl Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. März 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781497715134
• Artikelnr.: 44689463

Autorenporträt

Aynoit Ashor's personal mission is to empower others to love the life they live and encourage survivors of interpersonal violence (abuse) to take back power and no longer be victims.

Aynoit has worked diligently to expose and increase awareness about the horrors of intimate partner abuse and sexual violence/abuse with her stories, speaking engagements, interviews and appearances.

Personal challenges Aynoit has faced are homelessness, domestic and sexual abuse. Facing these issues sparked a fire in Aynoit and, because of this spark, the Family Secrets series was born. This series of novellas uncovers issues many would like to ignore or sweep under the rug.

Aynoit uses her personal life experiences during her speaking engagements and workshops. Her presentations give a glimpse into her life as survivor of molestation, rape and domestic abuse while leaving the audience, no matter their background, feeling empowered and hopeful.

"I had to learn to forgive, not forget. I used to do it the other way around. Once I finally figured it out, I understood what I needed to do to thrive and be happy." ~Aynoit Ashor