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Slave In Modern America: From the Eyes of a Child raises the question of how do we recognize the ""unseen tortured child,"" a question unanswered still today in modern America and in the world; yet, should be the primary issue of concern in every council and every chamber till resolved. What happens to the heart, soul, and spirit of an abused child as they grow up through phases of life? Much is left unrecorded, denied or covered-up. Their lives are left with echoing memories of pain and psychological torture and that, alone, enslaves them. How do they free themselves and what elements of society and the ""system"" either save them or destroy them are both depicted in Slave In Modern America; providing a rare, intriguing view into the life of such a child in a four-book series from youth to present adulthood... with shocking truths revealed leaving the reader to question, ""How can I make a difference to empower the rights of children?"" Every reader can now become a champion for the rights of children worldwide and end child abuse, child sex trafficking and child enslavement as each book in the series reveals a path and a way to make a difference.

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For D. Henry McGrath, the face in the mirror every morning reminds the bearer of a lifetime of terrors that remain intact. The heartbreaking details of the child's torture and abuse will haunt the reader long after the last page is turned . -Lisa Petrocelli, editor and author of The Gloves Come Off In Slave In Modern America, author D. Henry McGrath has afforded the reader a glimpse into the abyss of the unthinkable, the unspeakable, and the unfathomable. The stories McGrath reveals are beyond the realm of simple child abuse. His poignant recollection of his childhood abuse courageously transports the reader into the terrifying world of child enslavement and torture. -Eric Carlson, Professor of Psychology, NY

""For D. Henry McGrath, the face in the mirror every morning reminds the bearer of a lifetime of terrors that remain intact. The heartbreaking details of the child's torture and abuse will haunt the reader long after the last page is turned"". -Lisa Petrocelli, editor and author of The Gloves Come Off ""In Slave In Modern America, author D. Henry McGrath has afforded the reader a glimpse into the abyss of the unthinkable, the unspeakable, and the unfathomable. The stories McGrath reveals are beyond the realm of simple child abuse. His poignant recollection of his childhood abuse courageously transports the reader into the terrifying world of child enslavement and torture."" -Eric Carlson, Professor of Psychology, NY

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D. Henry McGrath is a certified NLP practitioner and a Life Coach. He is director of NY Region-Adult Survivors of Child Abuse, a recipient of the President's Volunteer Service Award and the Points of Light Award and is a loving father of two beautiful daughters.

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