Beaten, Battered, and Bruised, But Not Broken

What does love feel like?No one dreams or plans to fall in love with a rampant maniac. No one plans to marry the monster that haunts them day after day. Every abused person faces a mirror at some point and decides whether today is the day to leave. Domestic Violence is covered up by words, emotions, fabric, policies, family, lies, and distorted images of love. Love does not punch. Love does not hide. Love does not force itself. Love does not lie.In this narrative Michelle Davis Jones reveals numerous encounters with her abuser after the sacred "I Do's" were spoken. The very man she despised for taking away her mother carried the exact spirit that tortured the man who was supposed to be her happily ever after. The trampled spirit of a mother desperate not to allow history to repeat itself found her voice in authoring. Beaten, Battered, Bruised, But Not Broken is her cry for help, and through her writing she shares answers to those souls misled into loving the broken pieces of another person's misery.