One Rape, Too Much: Why Children Should Not Run Errands For Neighbors (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781967441457)

When eleven-year-old Sarah runs a simple errand for a neighbor, she doesn't know it will cost her everything. What follows is a harrowing spiral of abuse, betrayal, and abandonment-from her father's desperate act of vengeance to her own descent into exploitation and street survival.

One Rape, Too Much: Why Children Should Not Run Errands for Neighbors is a powerful, heartbreaking novel based on a true story. It exposes the deadly silence around child sexual abuse, the complicity of families, and a society that too often fails its daughters. Sarah's story is not just fiction-it is a wake-up call.

It is a story of trauma, resilience, and recovery.

Every man who picked Sarah out of the streets had sex with her, except for Mofe Makanjuola, who dared to be different, saved her from a mob, and helped her reunite with her parents.