Perto Herrera: HOUSTON, TX Escritor, Conferencista, Locutor, Humanitario, Sobreviviente de Abuso Sexual, Sobreviviente de la Guerra Civil..... Despues de que milagrosamente como Niño Sobrevivio al Abuso Sexual mas horrible-no-imaginable-no-envidiable... Nativo de Chalatenango, El Salvador...Para biografia completa por favor de leerla en Ingles bajo el titulo de The invincible flying eagle. o, en mi pagina de Escritor. Author page.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	258
Lenguaje	Español
Editorial	Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Fecha de Publicación	2013-12-31
Dimensiones	9.21" x 6.14" x 0.54" pulgadas
Serie	El Aguila Invencible Volando
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No

Excerpts from kirkus review and others... -"Cries for mercy fall on deaf ears, but how else can a young boy fight against full-grown men who feel no shame in committing unimaginable crimes? With a distinct Christian message" ... -the story of Perto's salvation from his troubled childhood is one involving lots of prayer and fantastical episodes in nature, including an eagle transforming into an angel... -A main tormentor tends to visit Perto's village on weekends, so the end of the week is dreaded.. -The explicit descriptions of abuse can be difficult to read: "It felt like a sharp handsaw was ripping the tissue of my rectum." ... -"When everything started I was seven years old-an innocent boy," he says. "I was at the mercy of the adults in my life. Those adults, including my mother, were supposed to protect me from abuse, but they did not." ... -Men who are victims of sexual abuse don't like to talk about their experiences which is why very few men will write a book about being molested as a helpless young boy of seven. And no author, except Perto Herrera, will write a book filled with raw, shocking and horrid detail about those experiences... -But Perto Herrera did exactly that in "The Invincible Flying Eagle" because he wants readers to come to grips with the reality of childhood abuse and understand just exactly what 'sexual abuse' entails... -Herrera was abused repeatedly growing up in a poor village in Chalatenango, El Salvador - by nine men and two women - and felt so hopeless and alone that he attempted suicide several times. He believes God intervened by sending an eagle to attack his abuser during a vicious rape and another time when Perto would have drowned... -This is a gripping, moving and emotional story of a young boy's abuse and his ultimate triumph through faith and his own indomitable spirit... -However, it contains disturbing and sometimes graphic and raw detail of his horrific experiences at the hands of his abusers. Some readers may be sensitive to these passages...