One of my favorite books this autumn was Cara Putman's latest offering, Delayed Justice. This is book three of her Hidden Justice series, so check out the first two books first, to get the full picture on various characters that overlap from story to story (Beyond Justice is book one, and Imperfect Justice is book two).Here's my review of Delayed Justice, as posted on Goodreads, with added graphics created just for you, dear readers.
Mrs. Putman must have a deep well of courage to have written
this book. It isn’t an easy topic. Sexual abuse never is simple. Not only did
she broach a difficult theme, but she handled it with a delicate and
considerate yet reality-bearing hand. Her approach to the abuse felt masterful.
It’s tough to balance the stark reality of sexual abuse and its victims and
predators with the grace of salvation. Yet, that’s precisely what this author
has done.
The two-perspective approach on the abuse—from a silent victim
and one who has already found her voice—was brilliant, as it showed that both
types of victims must pair courage with truth to see justice done here on
earth. Living out the reality this book portrays takes guts and moxie, and I
hope any man, woman, or child who finds themselves a victim will seek out help
in order to obtain justice and complete healing.
