I Had No One to Tell

About the Book

From a small child I was always told, “Don’t tell anyone the things happening within the household or what happens in my house stays in my house. Behind closed doors should be kept a secret. People snickered behind the backs of the people they should help. What was supposed to be a mechanism to build a healthy family relationship, ended up keeping me bound in fear. I was failed by societies don’t tell policy not being extracted from our home. In a small town Justice doesn’t prevail for our children. Falling prey to savages who tell you they love you” but within the same minute, harming you happens often to children. Their life becomes a living hell, searching for a way out and for someone’s Love without pain infliction. The Don’t tell” policy has been lifted by this six year old girl without damaged growth and now the secrets out.

About the Author

My name is Saddiyah and I'm from the small town called Century, FL. My Mom and Dad got married when I was 5 years old and we moved to Brewton Al. Where my dad is originally from.. I went to WS Neal elementary school and throughout the years received many academic awards. I joined the band playing the saxophone in my 5th grade year. Once I got to 8th grade, we moved back to Century and I became a mother in the 9th grade yet I graduated high school early with honors and academic scholarships while dual enrolled at PJC high school and college. At 21 my 2nd child was born and I finished 2 years in college. I appeared on Steve Wilkos show and was influenced to write my manuscript. l married at 32 and I've spent time working, writing and studying to be a sex abuse activist...