Comments on: This Tangled Web

By: Wendi Brincken

Wendi Brincken — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 06:28:45 +0000

This book is brilliant and unique. The author’s format is creative and capturing…a format that makes it easy to pick up and put down, which I found to be quite necessary…as this is the most honest true story/personal journey piece of work that I have read yet on this topic. This is truly a tale of the personal journey that takes a victim to a survivor. It is brutally honest and quite provoking and challenges all of the lies that threaten to keep victims holding themselves hostage. This work of art is insightful and not an easy read…the truth is never an easy read… Kudos to Kate Swift for capturing the true essence of survivorship.

By: kazzie kennedy

kazzie kennedy — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 04:11:15 +0000

This book is a true testament to one woman’s courage and determination to fight back from the life sentence that is child abuse. This book gives us a deeply intimate look inside the mind and feelings of a child growing through the years and the passage of time just trying to make sense of the life she was forced to live. This book gives us back the belief that we who have grown from abuse can come out the other side of the unspeakable acts of abuse we may have endured to be not only productive but proactive in trying to reach others, in the hope of one day seeing all survivors being able to find their peace and place in their own lives. This book allows us to hold on to that hope which is what all survivors need; This book speaks the truths of one woman whom for so long had no voice. This book in my opinion gives it’s Author; Personal Justice Kate Swift’s This Tangled Web
Is unique, poignant, honest and an extraordinarily thought provoking collection of work by this amazingly talented woman, whose shares with us, her readers; her quest for salvation of soul, and her journey to find the freedom and liberty others took from her in another lifetime; and for the first time Kate is telling us all; Her and her life matter; Bravo Kate you have done yourself and survivors the world over such a service by sharing your story of survival.
Kazzie Kennedy

By: Gemma Merrick

Gemma Merrick — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 16:39:24 +0000

It takes great courage and confidence to express to the world your broken childhood, but by veiwing this book I can say it gives me a lot of confidence to reach out and ask for help, knowing that there is people out there with the same emotionally and mentally heart-breaking experience. I believe this book is remarkable in itself, and when it comes out as an actual book, this is definatly the book to dive into, as it indicates so many matching memories that I have held onto, as a survivor. Thankyou.

By: christina moore

christina moore — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 12:06:57 +0000

The author takes you back to a horrible time in her life , and through various art forms you get a sense you are on a journey with her through her words , several of her poems evoked an emotional response which I had not expected to experience.
I really felt a deep connection with the author and I am in awe of Kate Swift to have the strength and courage to follow her ambitions and dreams !!!!

By: christina moore

christina moore — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 11:55:20 +0000

This book gives fantastic insight into the minds eye of a survivor and allows you to travel along side of the author , it also evokes strong feeling deep inside you that most survivors have , it also gives you a sense of community and belonging !!
I felt every word of what Kate Swift nhad written , I was transported back with every word I read !!