Under the cover of anonymity “Paul Saunders” Courageously tells his shockingly true story of how he and his step-siblings were repeatedly abused by their mother and step-father. It doesn’t make “easy” reading, But living through it wasn’t fun either. However, the events that took place during the years 1963 to 1980 need to be recorded, for the sake of future generations of children to come, and out of respect to all the children who have already suffered at the hands of demonic parents. I especially dedicate this book to one hell of a brave boy, my step brother Little Paul, who sadly died with a great deal of dignity at the young age of 19 from cancer. God bless Him! UK Customer reviews Tears, 10 July 2017 By Denise Verified Purchse I have never cried so much. My heart goes out to all children treated this way. The authorities should be ashamed of themselves. Heart breaking, 2 Jun. 2017 By Zoe Verified Purchase A true story of young children living with physical and mental abuse. And the social services not lifting a finger to help them. Had me gripped from the start Great but heartbreaking, 30 Mar. 2017 By Kindle Customer This review is from: Cupboard Boy: A shockingly true story of child abuse, cruelty, brutal beatings, starvation, racism and poverty by the author of "A Taste for Killing" (Kindle Edition) This is a brilliant read but so heart-wrenching. I felt sick at parts. Its disgusting how badly they were treated with no help!
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