World-wide published author, John Borgstedt, has done it again in this new co-authored book, "The Advocates ... Of the Abused and Silent." Mr. Borgstedt, along with his co-author Theresa Westbrook, has created a book that will both move you and motivate you to be the voice of change for the children of our nation.

Because of the enormous success of Mr. Borgstedt's first book, "I Love You Mom - Please Don't Break My Heart," his personal story of surviving and overcoming unspeakable child abuse is now available in the docudrama entitled "I Love You Mom Please Don't Break My Heart."

""When you are in the presence of a 'real' person, you know it. They are the ones who inspire you for the better and genuinely share their lives with others. Theresa Westbrook is genuine and I am pleased to work together for the purposes of ending child abuse, helping victims and positively influencing troubled youth."" John Borgstedt

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"The Advocates ... Of the Abused and Silent" is an excellent addition to author Theresa Westbrook's first book, "A Strand of Pearls," endorsed by nationally known author, Frank Minirth MD.

"A Strand of Pearls" is widely used by counselors and others who help victims and treat offenders of child sex abuse, and "The Advocates ... Of the Abused and Silent" will be a welcomed resource.

Using unique fictional televised settings, co-authors John Borgstedt and Theresa Westbrook blend facts, true stories, their exemplary lives and wit into this power-packed, no-holds-barred, ingenious book.

""I am encouraged by John Borgstedt's remarkable story and relentless efforts to bring awareness and change in the lives of abused children and troubled youth. Combining our personal experiences and knowledge of physical and sexual child abuse, we become a dynamic duo delivering a one-two punch to knock out child abuse in society."" Theresa Westbrook

I LOVE YOU, MOM-Please Don't Break My Heart is the true story of one boy's journey through a childhood of physical, mental, and emotional abuse. John endured neglect, isolation, physical beatings, mental degradation and malevolent admissions into numerous mental institutions, and eventual attempted murder within the custodial supervision of his unscrupulous mother. This literary work is indeed John's factual account of his small, bruised body clinging to life, his struggle as a teenager fighting and winning against insurmountable odds, and his entrance into young manhood as a warrior for the young and innocent, protecting them from experiencing a similar childhood of hell on earth.

From California, to Michigan, and Mississippi, Patsy Giddings book, 'Sandy's Miracle', delves into some of mankind's darkest depravities - regarding physical, mental, and sexual child abuse. She personally experienced extraordinary incidents of cruelty and rape from those in her own family, in social entities, and eventually in the clutches of her adoptive family. The secrets behind the scenes of these social iniquities are revealed. But Patsy's 'miracle' (Sandy's Miracle) came at the least expected time as God intervened into her life with salvation and rescue.

THE HEART OF THE PEOPLE In the deep woods, there dwelt a small band of nomads known as the Peacemakers. They were a quiet people who trusted in the goodness of the Father of Spirits and lived from the fruit of the ground. Because they lived in such close communion with the land, the Peacemakers were a humble people, holding gentleness in high esteem. They were a people made up of many tribes of the old country that had been brought together by the Great Hand of Mercy. In the early days, there were many peoples scattered over the old lands of Ability. Ability lay east of the Triall and was an ever-present reminder to the Peacemakers of the land they were now exiled from. The river was, for the most part, feared by many who wandered in the wilderness; for, it was the great river that had separated them from their homeland. The river was believed to be the curse that kept them estranged from their heritage, thereby keeping them besieged by the evil ways of the Horsemen. Yet, it was this same river which forced them to seek every means possible to live peaceably together. Hence, their namesake. Stephen is a fictional story about a Nomadic Tribe. Based on biblical principals, 'Stephen' teaches life lessons to yearning hearts. Gary Zackery, who authored the book, is pleased to welcome John Borgstedt as co-author. John is the author of 'I Love You Mom, Please Don't Break My Heart.'

From California, to Michigan, and Mississippi, Patsy Giddings book, 'Sandy's Miracle', delves into some of mankind's darkest depravities - regarding physical, mental, and sexual child abuse. She personally experienced extraordinary incidents of cruelty and rape from those in her own family, in social entities, and eventually in the clutches of her adoptive family. The secrets behind the scenes of these social iniquities are revealed. But Patsy's 'miracle' (Sandy's Miracle) came at the least expected time as God intervened into her life with salvation and rescue.

World-wide published author, John Borgstedt, has done it again in this new co-authored book, "The Advocates ... Of the Abused and Silent." Mr. Borgstedt, along with his co-author Theresa Westbrook, has created a book that will both move you and motivate you to be the voice of change for the children of our nation.

Because of the enormous success of Mr. Borgstedt's first book, "I Love You Mom - Please Don't Break My Heart," his personal story of surviving and overcoming unspeakable child abuse is now available in the docudrama entitled "I Love You Mom Please Don't Break My Heart."

""When you are in the presence of a 'real' person, you know it. They are the ones who inspire you for the better and genuinely share their lives with others. Theresa Westbrook is genuine and I am pleased to work together for the purposes of ending child abuse, helping victims and positively influencing troubled youth."" John Borgstedt

* * *

"The Advocates ... Of the Abused and Silent" is an excellent addition to author Theresa Westbrook's first book, "A Strand of Pearls," endorsed by nationally known author, Frank Minirth MD.

"A Strand of Pearls" is widely used by counselors and others who help victims and treat offenders of child sex abuse, and "The Advocates ... Of the Abused and Silent" will be a welcomed resource.

Using unique fictional televised settings, co-authors John Borgstedt and Theresa Westbrook blend facts, true stories, their exemplary lives and wit into this power-packed, no-holds-barred, ingenious book.

""I am encouraged by John Borgstedt's remarkable story and relentless efforts to bring awareness and change in the lives of abused children and troubled youth. Combining our personal experiences and knowledge of physical and sexual child abuse, we become a dynamic duo delivering a one-two punch to knock out child abuse in society."" Theresa Westbrook

THE HEART OF THE PEOPLE In the deep woods, there dwelt a small band of nomads known as the Peacemakers. They were a quiet people who trusted in the goodness of the Father of Spirits and lived from the fruit of the ground. Because they lived in such close communion with the land, the Peacemakers were a humble people, holding gentleness in high esteem. They were a people made up of many tribes of the old country that had been brought together by the Great Hand of Mercy. In the early days, there were many peoples scattered over the old lands of Ability. Ability lay east of the Triall and was an ever-present reminder to the Peacemakers of the land they were now exiled from. The river was, for the most part, feared by many who wandered in the wilderness; for, it was the great river that had separated them from their homeland. The river was believed to be the curse that kept them estranged from their heritage, thereby keeping them besieged by the evil ways of the Horsemen. Yet, it was this same river which forced them to seek every means possible to live peaceably together. Hence, their namesake. Stephen is a fictional story about a Nomadic Tribe. Based on biblical principals, 'Stephen' teaches life lessons to yearning hearts. Gary Zackery, who authored the book, is pleased to welcome John Borgstedt as co-author. John is the author of 'I Love You Mom, Please Don't Break My Heart.'

I LOVE YOU, MOM-Please Don't Break My Heart is the true story of one boy's journey through a childhood of physical, mental, and emotional abuse. John endured neglect, isolation, physical beatings, mental degradation and malevolent admissions into numerous mental institutions, and eventual attempted murder within the custodial supervision of his unscrupulous mother. This literary work is indeed John's factual account of his small, bruised body clinging to life, his struggle as a teenager fighting and winning against insurmountable odds, and his entrance into young manhood as a warrior for the young and innocent, protecting them from experiencing a similar childhood of hell on earth.