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In Slave, Slave, Freedom, Charles Mark recalls a childhood of sexual abuse at the hands of his father, and he explores how this travesty shaped his life.

Now in his fifties, Mark has only recently started to come to terms with his past. He wrote Slave, Slave, Freedom to try to work through his experiences, with the hope it might also help others struggling with similar trauma.

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In Slave, Slave, Freedom, Charles Mark recalls a childhood of sexual abuse at the hands of his father, and he explores how this travesty shaped his life.

Now in his fifties, Mark has only recently started to come to terms with his past. He wrote Slave, Slave, Freedom to try to work through his experiences, with the hope it might also help others struggling with similar trauma.

Sexually and physically assaulted by his father for years, Mark grew up in a state of terror, unaided by his mother, who kept the family's horrific secret. He lived a life of isolation and confusion, complicating his relationships with his siblings and everyone else in his life, and causing him to grow into a man weighed down by a dark past.

Finally receiving the help he so desperately needed, Mark is today defining life on his own terms, the product not of an abusive childhood but of his own strength and faith.

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