Defying Silence, Hera McLeod
Defying Silence, Hera McLeod
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Defying Silence
A Memoir of a Mother's Loss and Courage in the Face of Injustice

Author: Hera McLeod

Narrator: Hera McLeod

Unabridged: 7 hr 41 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 01/29/2024


Synopsis

Two weeks after giving birth to her son Prince, Hera McLeod discovered that everything she knew about her son's father was a lie. After a 12-month custody battle, full of terrifying evidence she uncovered, Prince's father murdered him during one of the first court-ordered unsupervised visitations. Determined to get justice for her son, Hera embarked on a mission to hold both the killer and the system that enabled him accountable. This story takes you through Hera's experience as the romantic target of a serial killer and the deep fractures in the American justice system that routinely leave women and children vulnerable. It will arm you with the knowledge necessary to join the fight, ideas for reform, and the inspiration to speak out against the silence.

Reviews

Strength through Diversity I found this book though painful was hard to "Put Down!" Hera seemed to be blocked no matter what venue she took ! Also so many people she reached out to couldn't help or wouldn't help! However Hera FOUND A WAY! I couldn't stop reading this book! Please put it on your readi......more

Defying Silence by Hera McLeod is the heart rendering story and a Memoir of a Mother’s Loss and Courage in the Face of Injustice. This book is both a compelling and terrifying story. Hera worked in the CIA but as her biological clock is ticking Hera decided to try online dating where she met Joaquin......more

Goodreads review by Joyce

A profound transparent story of injustice within the justice system. Hera’s incredible resilience and willpower to push forward is nothing short of a miracle as she fought for the truth after burying her precious young son Prince. An ego driven narcissist, her son’s killer continued maintaining his......more

Triggering This was a hard book for me to read. The authors experiences we so much like my own. The difference is my children are alive and he continues to slowly kill them inside. My experience with the justice system is the same. Because I didn't have the money needed to fight or couldn't get a loa......more