Every Woman’s Guide to Personal Safety
And the Esther Green Story of Survival
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"...I heard the driver door open...a young white male sat in the driver's seat. Our eyes met and his peirced through me. I wanted to believe it was someone who worked at the copy store...I knew the truth at the same time. As he put his hand on the gear, I grabbed his arm and asked, "What are you doing?" He responded, "We are going over there for a minute." He began to pull off. My heart dropped and fear overcame me. I screamed, "No!" A fog came over my eyes like a dream. The feeling of hopelessness ran hot through my being. I could have passed out. Instead, I overcame that feeling and began to fight."
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About the Book
On April 26, 1999, as Esther Green prepared to leave home with her 10 month old daughter, Victoria, she had a fleeting thought to stay home. She decided to go about her day as planned. Terror struck when out of nowhere a stranger jumped into her driver's seat, taking her and her baby on a horrifying ride. Esther had to keep her wits to save them from possible tragedy. As seen on Oprah, Good Morning America, 20/20, Montel, Larry King Live and more. Also featured in People magazine, GuidePost, Redbook and numerous others. Esther has taken her story to help all women. This is a compilation of common sense tips for every woman to incorporated into every day life.
About the Author
Esther Green, graduate from Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia, is the wife of retired National Football League strong safety, Victor Green. She is also a mother of two, a daughter, Victoria, and a son, Elijah. Esther has written this book in hopes of inspiring women and making them aware of their God given strengths to overcome life's obstacles. Through her story, Esther was honored with the 2000 VITA Wireless Samaritan Award and Oprah's Chutzpah Award 2004.