The Scars That Smeared Her Very Being New book follows a young girl’s tormenting childhood experiences and how she overcame them Weeki Wachee, FL—(Release Date TBD)—A heartbreaking yet eye-opening experience awaits readers as author Dennis G. McCuiston surfaces a young girl’s traumatic secrets during the first eleven years of her life in his newly published book through Xlibris, THE UNSPEAKABLE SHAME: The Sexual Abuse of a Young Girl. Being a child of a seventeen-year-old mother, young Rosebud did not have a normal childhood. Constantly transferring, meeting her mother’s new friends, and being exposed to different circumstances made her life unusual compared to other girls her age. However, with her long, gleaming red hair and ivory-white skin, young Rosebud immediately gained friends and was pleasingly attractive to everyone—sometimes, a little too much. THE UNSPEAKABLE SHAME: The Sexual Abuse of a Young Girl shares Rosebud’s traumatic experiences at the hands of the men her mother dated. She was used and abused—as young as five years old. Threatened not to tell anyone, the abuse continued up to the point where Rosebud thought that what was done to her was but normal. There were even times when she would allow the abuse to take place. Painted with vivid and raw emotions, this bold biography tells of the evils surrounding the world as seen through the eyes of innocence. It voices out the pains and suppressed feelings of the victim who has been standing too long in the darkness. Sending a message of courage and hope, this book also serves as a comforting companion to other victims—encouraging them to step out into the light.