Piercing the Dark Side

About the Book

  What is a human life worth?  The following fictional stories, based on actual events happening all over our great nation, leave that question in limbo.

  To people affected by the loss of life and abuse to the living, it’s worth everything to stop the pain and suffering.  Graves are being filled everyday with the bodies of children and helpless adults whose death could have been prevented if our government’s protection system really worked.

  However, to the government system, human life is judged by the status of the person affected, by politics and having the right connections.  We are being divided and placed into categories based on our worth to the system as a whole.  “Justice for all” does not exist in the political spectrum.

  Loss of life, in the right setting, is merely collateral damage, abuse is reduced to “the eye of the beholder.”  Silence of the people has allowed the corruption to grow and pollute every facet of our lives.  Only the victims and those left behind cry out, but their pleas are ignored.

  Perspectives are changing, producing apathetic, and in some cases, disrespectful attitudes in those who have been fortunate enough not to have had to endure a tragedy, while others who have, suffer in silence, with no hope, their lives are ruined.

  The following stories give a birds eye view to the shattered lives of people who have been abused/murdered, with families left behind to fight for justice that never comes.

  What is human life worth?      You decide...........

About the Author

   Bleu Waters, a native of Indiana, grew up in a large family, with all the usual joys and heartaches, including a few heartaches that went outside the realm of normal living.  It was these, out of the ordinary experiences, that led to the writing of this book. Having researched the corruption that inspired these fictional stories and becoming aware of the problems facing different states with the laxness of the child and adult protection services and the corruption that follows, in that department and the legal system, the only decision to be made was to use this book to spread the news, to encourage people to step forward and speak out and stop this senseless attack on the helpless and innocent.  It’s tragic that we can enter other countries to protect the citizens there, yet let our own people suffer from similar abuses and remain silent.  If this book helps even one person, it will have served its purpose.