According to statistics, one in five women is a victim of domestic violence. Many are doing difficult. This book helps to understand this problem and especially allows women who have suffered or are still to understand that it can happen to anyone and we can get by. We read this book in one sitting, because it is beautifully written and keeps us in suspense until the end. The theme, as tragic as it is, is dealt with humanism, with the constant concern to demonstrate the psychological frame lies beneath this tragic story and yet so ordinary. The analysis and recommendations that accompany it are also highly relevant.
