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Victor, I work for a foster care agency in Ohio as the foster home assessor. I just finished your book and was very moved by your story. I may refer to your story when I training pre-service parents. Thank you for writting your book and bringing knowledge to the people, we need to understand how children feel when they are afraid to go home.

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Dear Victor, I just picked you book out of the library not knowing anything about it or you but what the cover said. I picked it for the same reason I have picked other books like it, esp the series by someone you probably know, Steven Peltzer. I pick them because I can relate. I dont have to emphsize why. I thought the book was about any other person like me, you turned out to be "someone" while i am glad that you made it, i am envious because while i survived and became someone in my own rights, i never did anything big. Hoping to find the strength to do that something. havent because i fear the anger of it all will overwhelm me. afraid that i'd just kill someone and have to go to jail. i have stopped the chain of abuse in my home, but live with it everyday in making myself aware of it and never forgetting it is real and not letting myself slip into the pattern and excuses abusers use to justify themselves. the oddest feeling i have ever felt in my whole life was when i was a child and my father tried one time to hug me. I was frozen and utterly confused. Why, what trick was this what does it mean? it was the first and last time he ever tried ever to show any signs of affection. still dont know what it meant. though i am very affectionate with my son and husband there are those i can never touch. our family was damaged by our abuse. while the physical was not "as bad" as your it was bad to me at the time. i couldnt put your book down. glad you found your own peace. K

Dear Mr. Rivers, I just finished reading your book and was truly moved by it and what you overcame in your life. Though I have never been a victim of abuse, I found your compassion and kindness to be very genuine. Even as a small child knowing that a woman should be treated differently than your mother was being treated said a lot about your character. I hope that maybe in even some small way I can find an avenue to help abused women and children. I know that I would not be helping or speaking from experience but I sure could give a shoulder to cry on and strong arms to hug and console. Good luck in your endeavour with helping people. You are a wonderful example.

Victor I saw you in Keystone, CO at the Child Welfare Conference. I want to say I was truly moved by your speech and have since found your book at the library. It is truly horrific at what your and your siblings and your mother went through at the hands of your father. No child should feel unsafe at home, they should feel loved which it sounds like you found by your mom and the foster families that helped raise you after you got out of your fathers home. Good luck to you in your future endeavors and I hope life continues to bring you and your family health and happiness.

orale magic! you are great in blood in blood out! have same tatoos like you in the movies! thx peace

I love your work especially in Blood in Blood out. I have watched that movie so many times and never got bored of it!!!!!!!!!

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