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I loved your books just finished “A terrible Secret” just wondering what book comes after that one Please need to know what happens with Tilly Reply The grandparents claim that Alice’s father is a violent drug dealer, and Alice won’t be safe there. Cathy makes it her mission to find a happy home for Alice, one where she will be protected. But now she has to convince Social Services that Alice’s father isn’t the right person to take her in.

In this article, I will be reviewing 10 of the best books by British author, Cathy Glass. If you aren’t familiar with her work, then this article is absolutely for you! Let me tell you a little bit about her. Cathy Glass is not the kind of author you come across every day. Her work is strongly identified within the genres of true-life stories and inspirational memoirs. I have two books coming out soon – one by Lisa Stone, The Gathering, out 3rd August, The other a Cathy Glass memoir, Unsafe. 31st August. I hope you enjoy them, x Cathy tries to comfort the girls, but they are inconsolable. They just want their mummy and daddy, whom they love dearly.year-old Dawn is a sweet girl, who seems well adjusted. She comes to live with Cathy and her family, and it’s going well. Dawn is maybe used to a little more freedom, and she isn’t familiar with structure. But you would never think that this well-balanced girl is actually masking a childhood of trauma, having been abused by the people who were supposed to love and care for her. Hi Cathy I’ve just started to read your books and I absolutely love them, I’m trying to collect them all,you sound like such a lovely person thank you for letting so many people into part of your world xx❤️👏👏 Reply Our servers are getting hit pretty hard right now. To continue shopping, enter the characters as they are shown

All across the USA, people are showing up dead. The deaths don't appear to be connected in any way until one particular death occurs and gets the Secretary of Defense's attention. He arranges for a task force to investigate. As a person who loves to read anything true storyline and a great fan of you and your books, much love to you. ive just finished reading Family torn apart. what a wonderful story about Angie & Polly being taken from theiŕ home by police and taken to Cathy because of allegations made about their father by their older sister.i am now going to read NEGLECTED my last one. I await more stories to read by Cathy Glass a wonderfull authur,mother,carer Reply Cathy Glass’s Can I Let You Go? remains in the charts for an eighth consecutive week - this time no 14. Seeing as Cathy is an experienced foster carer, Social Services pressures her to take on Jodie. Cathy has reservations but nevertheless agrees. When Jodie first arrives, it is absolute chaos. She does everything and anything to act out and cause trouble, like covering herself in blood. A Traumatic PastWhen Dawn first comes to the family, Social Services informs Cathy that Dawn needs her space. They have been allowing a young girl to run around on the weekends until 21:30 at night. This is something I cannot fathom. But Dawn isn’t used to a routine – this is something she slowly learns while living with Cathy. Not Okay Just heard from my publisher that Unwanted is still in the Top Ten! That’s week 8! Thank you so much for making this book a success. I have fostered 200 kids, but Lucy’s eyes were haunted and my heart went out to her - she was destined to be my daughter”

It is this type of sad but honest writing that helps the reader sympathize as well as empathize with the child that Cathy finds covered in blood that first night, after cutting her own wrist. She documents how eventually it became obvious that the child was in need of psychiatric help. Readers cry at the heart wrenching story of how Social Services removed Jodie from Glass’s care and had her placed in a residential unit, instead of paying for the help the child needed. This happened, in spite of the fact that Glass was able to get Jodie to open up and reveal details about the abuse her parents and others had been afflicting on her. The plot unravels like a movie when members of a pedophile ring are arrested and brought to justice. Hidden So what are the new Cathy Glass books releasing in 2022 or beyond? The bookworms here at booksrelease.com have been hard at work compiling and sorting the official list of Cathy Glass newest books 2022, Cathy Glass new releases 2022/2023 and beyond. Reece is the last of six siblings, all of whom are in the system. His aggressive behaviour is the reason why he has been passed from carer to carer. It is clear that in his short life he has gone through something traumatic, but Cathy is struggling to find out what. Family Secrets In addition to the success that Cathy Glass has known for the foster care related memoirs she has written, she has also published three novels. The first was titled: “The Girl in the Mirror”, a story about a young woman who uncovers a terrible family secret that was buried long ago. The other two titles are: “My Dad’s A Policeman” and “Run Mummy Run”. Like all of the books by Glass, these novels are based on true stories. What makes the novels that Cathy Glass writes the best, is that they are extremely personal. She writes fostering memoirs, and these stories are based off of her experience as a foster carer, which she has been for the past 25 years. What Glass offers in her writing is an inside look into the secretive world of social services and fostering. Sensitive SubjectsFor a third week running Cathy Glass’s fostering memoir Neglected is at no 8 , it’s sixth week in the top ten. Donna ends up living with Cathy’s family for just over a year, and they try to make her feel as if she is part of the family. This isn’t always easy. Cathy is startled and confused when she finds Donna in the bathroom one day scrubbing her hands raw. She informs Cathy that her mother always told her to clean her hands to get rid of the dirt, but it won’t come off. I have read all Cathy’s books. Just finished Neglected but heard there was one due out in February. Could you tell me what its called. Many congratulations to Cathy Glass who was third and fifth respectively in the Sunday Times bestselling memoirs of the year with Please Don’t Take My Baby, published in April, selling 48,145 copies and Will You Love Me? , published in September, selling 40,625 copies. Cathy Glass’s A Family Torn Apart remains in the top ten for a seventh week – this time at number 10.