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Get educated on Domestic Violence! Read Love is a Battlefield:The Survival Guide Updated with link.

I am excited to have released my new e book titled, Love is a Battlefield: The Survival Guide, yesterday on Amazon.com. This book can help anyone affected by family violence. Understanding the dynamics, warning signs, and victimology will raise awareness to a very prevalent problem. In lieu of the Ray Rice scandal, it is obvious that the public needs education and awareness on domestic violence. The unfortunate reality is that these people are public figures so we will not know the truth because they have publicists dictating responses from both the victim and abuser.
     A month ago, I read a Sport's Illustrated article in their August 4th edition titled, "Message Unsent". This article, written by Phil Taylor, highlighted his outrage with Goodell's lack of holding Rice accountable. "Nothing in Goodell's words or actions conveyed a sense that he was disgusted by what happened to Janay Rice....". Well now he's disgusted because a video of the incident surfaced. I guess Goodell needed to see it to believe it well, there you go. I am happy that video surfaced because now the public can see domestic violence and believe it happens, even in the NFL. Thank you Phil Taylor for calling them out and pointing out their ignorance on domestic violence!

Get educated, spread the intolerance for domestic violence. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, show your support and wear purple or a purple ribbon!!


My book is available free to Kindle unlimited users on Amazon.com or subscribe for a free 30 day trial and get the book free. If you do not have kindle you can get the free Kindle app for iPhone, and iPad. Thank you for all your support!

http://www.amazon.com/Love-Battlefield-Survival-Andrea-Sierra-ebook/dp/B00NFW3TGC/ref=sr_1_3?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1410447691&sr=1-3&keywords=love+is+a+battlefield





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