The Taft Family’s Before and After 5. Georgia Sojourns

This story is hard to read cause of the  circumstances  but I promise you will not be disappointed in the ending. So read through and enjoy the law sticking it to the law breakers and to the family that endured the heart stopping pain of parents that did not deserve to be parents. Thank God for their Uncle who came to their rescue! 

As with its prequel/sequel The Boy On The Porch, this story is at times harrowing to read. The subject matter is not for the faint hearted and in lesser literary hands than those of @Lee Wilson its grotesque events may have obscured all that was good, of which there was plenty.

Some may question that two humans, particularly the parents of three innocent children, could be so depraved. If this be the case, research Rosemary and Fred West.

An excellent, if disturbing read from a prolific contributor to GA.

This is the wonderful sequel/prequel to 'The Boy on The Porch'

We go indepth into the Taft Family and what made in tick. We learn this through the eyes of the various family members.

Some parts of the story, make for hard reading.

Highly recommended, along with The Boy on The Porch.

The Boy On The Porch hits you hard. Then, this more detailed picture from tough beginnings to beautiful endings hits you even harder. Both are well worth the read.