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Scars: Sins Of My Mother, Faith Of My Father
By: Rahman Raheem Allah Hall - Self-Published - $19.99

Overview: Scars: Sins Of My Mother, Faith Of My Father is a lyrically charged journey that goes beyond taboo to reach a troubled young boy at the center of abuse that shattered his childhood.

With nowhere to turn for help, he buries the memories and pain deep inside, lost in a young boy’s mind and hopefully gone forever. As a grown man now in his fifties and a successful corporate professional, he begins to reflect on what he considered a decent life.

Looking in the mirror brings back the young boy and these memories start to consume and haunt him.

Verdict: For the first time, Rahman Raheem Allah Hall tries to face not only what was done to him but what he had done to others, as the abused became the abuser. Disgusted and tormented by the guilt, he decided to share his story.

“Scars” delivers a therapeutic balm to a difficult subject. Musically driven and underpinned by one man’s goal to forgive the past and be forgiven for the subsequent abuse he inherited.

For anyone who has suffered sexual and physical abuse, this book is a long overdue conversation. Join this young boy as he embarks on an escapade to heal as a man, the only way he knows how, through words and music.

Beginning this the only way I believe I should, I myself am a victim of sexual abuse as a child and thus was drawn to this book from the very first moment that I heard about it.

Kindly sent to me for review by the author Rahman Raheem Allah Hall himself, what we get here in this most all-embracing of a prose on the subject of child abuse that I myself have read in the past decade or so, is a lyrically charged journey that goes beyond taboo to reach a troubled young boy at the center of abuse that shattered his childhood.

With nowhere to turn for help, he buries the memories and pain deep inside, lost in a young boy’s mind and hopefully gone forever. As a grown man now in his fifties and a successful corporate professional, he begins to reflect on what he considered a decent life.

But looking in the mirror brings back the young boy and these memories start to consume and haunt him.

A book created for anyone who has suffered sexual abuse and physical abuse, this book is a long overdue conversation. Join this young boy as he embarks on an escapade to heal as a man, the only way he knows how, through words and music.

Believe me when I say that the book is both engaging and enthralling, heartbreaking and angering, and yet at all times informative and direct to the core of something that happens too frequently within our cultures and societies.

And it is important to mention the musical aspects of this book as there is a music CD included within this book. Coming complete with nine chapters, it is a strong, emboldened and lyrically forthright set of tracks that in their varying ways, with their varying messages, is the most perfect of companion pieces to include here.

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