This book does an amazing job of highlighting domestic violence.
I cannot recommend this book highly enough. A book that everyone should read

Enjoyed this book I thought it was well written I was intrigued by the different sides to different stories. Some parts were close to home and so i found parts emotional

Gripping and well researched.
This book gives an eye opening account of domestic violence in America and the steps that can be taken along the way to help both victims and perpetrators.
This book does something other books of this genre do not do and gives opinions from both sides and involves all parties. By doing this, the insight into how to reduce the help given to all is practical.
The book is well written, and although contains lots of facts and details on policies is still an informative read.
A recommended read to all, not just in America and there are certainly lessons to be learnt from when the right help hasn't been provided.
Thank you to the author, publisher and NetGalley in allowing me to read in return for a review,

Such a thought provoking and emotional book. It showed the most vulnerabilities and how they have been exploited and damaged in our country. I work with people from disadvantaged backgrounds but this has blown up my understanding of what might be going on behind closed doors.

This is an astounding piece of journalism. It is meticulously researched, expertly constructed, and thoroughly compassionate. This is a hard book to read; it pulls no punches. It is also readable, accessible, and considerate. So much here is vital to the literature of domestic abuse, and to wider conversations on this subject. The author is fearless and frank in her reporting. The stories here are deeply tragic, yet Snyder’s presentations here suggest there are better and more educational steps that can be taken going forward. The notes at the back provide a veritable library of resources and further reading, also. Thank you for the opportunity to read.

This is an important, topical book covering what has so often been seen as a taboo subject in domestic violence.

The author has conducted a thorough examination of victims and abusers alike telling their stories unflinchingly and not sparing the appalling detail.

Anything that gets awareness of the evil that is DV is good in my eyes - and this incredible book certainly opened my eyes and has left a lasting impression.