No One Believed

Nine-year-old Beth wasn't believed when she said she was being abused by her older brother. Her parents claimed she was a pathological liar and mentally disturbed. They believed her saint-like brother over her. Samuel's persuasive ability to act innocent and claim it was all Beth's imagination had even psychiatrists and teachers believing him instead of her. But when Beth got pregnant at fifteen, Monique helped her deliver the baby and vowed to get justice for her. She believed Beth wholeheartedly and got temporary custody of her while they sought justice to see that Samuel paid for his crimes. But could he turn the tides and make Beth look like the liar and not him? Would the Jury believe his story over Beth's? Would her parents finally see which one was telling the truth? And would Beth be able to let go of her abusive past and look forward to a future full of hopes and dreams fulfilled?