When Tanya Rider’s SUV, which she’d fondly named Skywalker, went over the embankment on a rural road outside of Seattle, it ruthlessly trapped her inside. But the feeling of being held prisoner in a nightmarish world that she could not control was all-too familiar to her. The cold metal carcass that entombed her in the ravine by the side of the road replicated the walls of the cold loveless homes that had entombed her as a child. And just as no one ‘saw’ her or felt her pain when she was a little girl, because they were too self-absorbed to look, no one ‘saw’ her this time, either, despite the missing-person reports and the countless cars that passed as the hours ticked by. Indeed, she was trapped—again. Tanya’s mother, Nancy, was very young when she met Randy, the man who would become Tanya’s father. Though her parents had picked up on warning signs that Nancy had missed, she married him anyway, despite their disapproval. Randy’s good looks and charm fleetingly concealed his dark side: drug addiction and a violent temper.
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