My Father Didn't Know I Had Cancer Until I Died
From the back cover
Five years after my mother’s death, my father brought home a woman and her daughter. I stood in front of the door, refusing to let them enter. That was the first time my father hit me.
“From now on, this woman is your mother and the girl next to her is your sister! If you can’t accept that, then get out of my house!”
Fury coursed through me as I stormed out, leaving my home behind. In his anger, he seized the one thing my mother had left me—the house. He took it, leaving me homeless and stranded on the streets.
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