When did society decide that some predators don't exist? Who speaks for the boys whose abuse goes unrecognized because their abusers don't fit the expected profile? This powerful memoir breaks the silence that has protected female predators for too long.
Set against the harsh backdrop of poverty and family instability, this memoir follows Devin's journey through a childhood marked by sexual exploitation and trauma. From Arkansas to Florida, through trailer parks and troubled schools, we witness his struggle to survive while protecting his family. The author bravely exposes how female predators — from teachers to family friends — exploit societal blind spots to abuse boys with impunity. This groundbreaking account challenges our understanding of sexual abuse and gives voice to countless silent survivors who've never been heard. Through raw, honest storytelling, the author reveals the complex web of poverty, violence, and manipulation that enables abuse to flourish.
This memoir is a crucial wake-up call that challenges everything we think we know about childhood sexual abuse. It offers essential insights for parents, educators, and anyone committed to protecting children, while providing hope and validation for survivors who have never seen their experiences reflected in literature.
Buy 'The Teacher's Pet' today and become part of the movement to protect all children from abuse.
