Marked For Destruction
The Journal of Malina Wylie
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I tried to cut myself today. I don’t know why. It bled a little, but not much.
I’m too scared to do it. I feel
like I’m not free. If I die, I won’t be
free, unless, You take me. I keep
telling dude to leave me alone and don’t touch me, don’t call me baby, honey,
darling, etc., but he keeps on. He
touched me, so I stabbed him with an ink pen.
I don’t know what came over me.
It was like a negative force moving inside me. I didn’t mean to stab him.
I thought it was only going to be a mark on his arm, but when I saw him
put a napkin on it, I know I stabbed him.
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About the Book
Written in diary format, Marked for Destruction
invites the reader to be a part of the storytelling process. The main character, Malina Wylie, is talking
directly to the reader. She has to
understand herself as an individual, as well as, understand the situations she
allows herself to get into.
Marked for Destruction covers some points of
Malina’s childhood to adulthood, past to the present, and the terrible ordeals
she encountered, especially, during the year 2001. She had to choose between life and death. On the road with a long distance truck
driver, Malina was molested, held hostage, and brainwashed.
This story also show how Malina copes with life and
people after she gets out of the truck.
About the Author
“Why not write what’s on your mind? Your inner most thoughts and desires can
come to life in the form of a novel.
Your experiences or someone who is close to you, their experiences can
make a tremendous impact on a reader’s life.”
Wise words from a wise young woman, G Black. New author on the scene with a lot to write. She also has a lot to rap and sing
about. 14 Faces of Fury is an
audio she wrote and composed to intertwine with Marked for Destruction.