New Memoir 'Worthy' is Must-Read

A new memoir called 'Worthy' was sent to me courtesy of a publisher and long-time friend. She told me it was a riveting true-life story that would make me cry, but also have me rooting for the author's survival and eventual success.

This book is shocking, because it's written by a now-adult woman who suffered a seemingly endless nightmare at the hands of her own mother, who abused her when she was a child.

Author Kimberly Plante describes her childhood in a matter-of-fact-way, although the frightening conditions of her life from three-years old onwards was anything but normal.

The book really shows how childhood abuse can be happening to a child in a family you may know, or to a childhood friend of your own children.

This is a book that will open your eyes to the stark reality of childhood abuse, but at the same time, lead you to a place of hope, since the author is now a successful, thriving professional who also has a very happy family of her own.

To order 'Worthy,' just visit any bookstore and if it's not in stock, they will order it for you. You can also enter the title 'Worthy' or the author's name, Kimberly Plante, online at Barnes and Noble, or on Amazon, Apple, and all Independent bookstores and retailers who sell books. It is available in print and as an eBook.