Annihilator of Innocence is based on the true story of Tahiera Monique Brown
District Attorney J. Tom Morgan respresents and defends abused children in DeKalb County, Georgia.
He's never seen a case like this.
"Barbara Clark, you're in Grady," the nurse says. The patient hears but cannot respond. From the darkest depths she struggles to speak, desperate to be heard. A little light appears to be at the end of the long tunnel. In unspoken words - which sound unfamiliar even in her mind - she wonders: Who is Barbara Clark, and what is the place called Grady?
This is how Barbara Clark's courageous and agonizing journey of remembering - and healing - began.
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About the author
Tahiera Monique Brown is the President and CEO of Darkness To Light Films, a Birmingham based Film and Television Production Company. Ms. Brown is also author, and a professional speaker. Her book, Annihilator of Innocence, chronicles a horrific ordeal where Brown, along with her children, was held hostage for two years by a man who, unbeknownst to her, had been stalking her for some time. The choice she made to save her children's lives put her in a coma. When she recovered, she had amnesia, which she still suffers to this day.
By D. Weinrib:
"What a story! You gotta read it. It's spellbinding. As you follow Barbara's story and identify further with her, you'll find yourself saying 'What would I have done?' under her circumstances. Once you're done reading it, you will feel uplifted, that there is hope even after enduring a hell-like nightmare. Oprah needs to spotlight this one."
