Putting a STOP to Generational Cycles of Abuse!

Love Letter to My Daughter by Shaunda-Lee breaks down the misconceptions that surround domestic abuse by providing straightforward advice from a place of experience, love, and support.

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In this book, Shaunda-Lee demonstrates incredible insight about abusive relationships though her experiences. The author shows resilience in the midst of challenging situations and makes this book truly educational. Through LOVE, EXPERIENCE, and her OWN SURVIVAL, Shaunda-Lee’s Love Letter to My Daughter addresses and exposes the traps of abusive relationships in a language that your daughters understand while empowering them as well!

Book Reviews

★★★★★ 5/5

A powerful, riveting documentary of a true story insistent on saving lives of victims of domestic violence and abuse – past, current and future. Shaunda-Lee’s story has all the components of a best seller not just because she survived, but because she has this wonderful X factor that young ladies flock to.

As an experienced former police officer of over 35 years I have seen the catastrophic endings when bad things happen to these young ladies who find themselves trapped. In my professional capacity and as a friend I have had the honor of knowing Shaunda-Lee for 14 years.

If anyone can get this desperately needed message and education out to our young ladies and make a huge positive impact, Shaunda-Lee has the integrity and the heart to see it through and save lives. A Love Letter to My Daughter is riveting, raw, happy, sad and completely inspirational and every girl from the age of 13 years old and up should have a copy of this book.

This book isn’t just for daughters. It’s for mothers and sisters and grandmothers. This book is for women. Shaunda-Lee addresses issues of the #metoo movement with straightforward language and an empowering attitude that bursts through the wall of shame and secrecy silencing generations of women.

If you’re female – Love Letter To My Daughter is a MUST READ!!

This book is MEATY, if you aren’t triggered by this book it’s not doing its job. This book helped me notice the red flags in my relationship by pointing out behaviours of my partner I couldn’t notice on my own because I was blinded by love. Monsters come in all shapes and forms, mine was a mess, yet everything I wanted, and I ignored every sign because I thought it was love. I was stunned that I did not recognize red flags myself because they were so obvious.

If it was not for this book I would have focused on Miss perfect and the relationship potential, not my own potential. Now I have a music career that is launching and the sky is my only limit. I put everything in this book to practice and I can tell you wholeheartedly that it works!

About the Author

When Shaunda-Lee was a child living in Mallorca Spain, she grew up with a monster for a father. She also watched her mother take in an Iranian princess to hide and protect and care for during the Iranian coup in the early 1980’s. This is where she began to understand the importance of having a safe haven and learned to open her heart and home to young girls in distress and danger.

When Shaunda-Lee moved into her first home, she brought in many young distressed ladies. So it is not surprising that her passion for abused women runs deep!

“My goal is to redirect Millennial and Y-gen traffic so to speak. Educate them properly and encourage them to share this knowledge with friends and family and with their own daughters to continue to save lives through prevention. Our daughters deserve the best, the time for settling is OVER!”

After having two of her own children and surviving two separate marriages that were riddled with abuse, Shaunda-Lee realized that she was at the center of a generational cycle of abuse epidemic. She realized that the information about abusive relationships is not effective when it comes to Millenials and the Z-Generation. These women believe abuse starts with a punch to the face, when in actual fact that punch will end the violent relationship. It takes one punch to put a person in the ground.

Shaunda-Lee believes the old adage “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” and the only way to prevent more generational cycles of abuse is by rolling up our sleeves and teaching young women what abusive traits look like in a partner or boyfriend BEFORE they start dating.

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