Keri-Karin Part One

A continuation of Keri's troubled life after leaving Garfield House in Norfolk. This sequel continues from exactly where the first book stopped. Keri finds herself transported halfway across the country to a lock-up institution; a Home Office Approved School named Duncroft. Once again, despite seeing a resident psychiatrist regularly, Keri is not believed when she relates what has happened to her. Although Duncroft itself is 'safe', if strict, there is a regular visitor who is far from safe. Easily swayed, as always naive, Keri is drawn into further abuse, which, due to excitement about their celebrity visitor, neither she nor the other girls recognise for what it is. The book does mention the celebrity abuser, but only in passing and only by using the initials of his name.

Author: Kat Ward
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 11/03/2012
Pages: 694
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 2.01lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 1.39d
ISBN13: 9781480228955
ISBN10: 1480228958
BISAC Categories:
- Biography & Autobiography | Personal Memoirs

About the Author
Kat Ward is fifty-six (although, having recently survived bowel cancer, she never expected to make it to fifty-anything) and lives on the border of England and North Wales, deep in the Shropshire countryside. Kat has always regarded herself as a 'failed person' in that she was never any good at being married or holding a relationship together, and also described herself as an appalling and failed parent -- simply because she had no idea how to do it properly and generally, in every aspect, a failure all round. Since writing the first autobiography 'Keri' her confidence gradually grew a little and she began to see a very few positives in life and believe, not just in herself but also in others and the system. Sadly, shortly thereafter not only was she struck down by bowel cancer but also at the same time, hounded by the Press and Media, who had become aware that she had written about a certain celebrity and his abuse of girls at Duncroft. Unwittingly and to a large degree, unwillingly, Kat has since become known as the woman who blew the whistle on the great Sir Jimmy Savile -- an honour she would much rather live without if she is honest.

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