I had two interviews in Canada this week that went extremely well, both regarding Jaycee Dugard’s recent interview and book. I got to share some of my personal insights and reflect on commonalities that Jaycee’s extreme case of kidnapping shares with the thousands of under-reported cases of kidnapping that occur every year.
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"I'm not one for non-fiction generally, but this grabbed my attention from page one. It reads so much like a novel that it's difficult to believe that the events actually took place. It's sad and touching, humorous and inspiring. Such a wonderful read!"
"Very few survivors of such childhood betrayal and parental abuse have the courage to face their scars and embrace their lessons. He is willing to look square at the terrible pain of his kidnapping and follow forward his reactions and patterns with his family, marriage and finally divorce. Moreover, his flair for prose provides self-deprecating humor and entertainment that keeps his life real and moving in context. Everyone carries hidden childhood pain that we struggle to recognize, reconcile and transcend. Scarred is worth the read."
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