Chanel Miller is the real name of Jane Doe, a survivor of sexual assault on Stanford University's campus. She was unnamed in the trial and maintained her anonymity afterward--until now. She gives voice to her perspectives on her trauma after the event, the trial, and what followed. Miller's narration is precise, steady, considered. She recounts the pressure of feeling like she was the one being tried as she faced the destructive strategies used by the prosecution. Her measured style is a testament to her resolve to use this experience to help others. This is not a title for a Sunday drive or those looking for an easy listen. But those who are interested in supporting assault survivors, or grappling with similar issues, will hang on every brave word. M.R. © AudioFile 2019, Portland, Maine [Published: NOVEMBER 2019]
Trade Ed. Penguin Audio 2019
DD ISBN 9780593172186 $25.00
Library Ed. Books on Tape 2019
DD ISBN 9780593172193 $95.00
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