They Say the Dead Have No Voice

This victim-centered, fictional crime story is about a social worker dedicated to helping foster youth who have endured sexual abuse, physical abuse, and neglect. This book explores the main character's history of childhood trauma, the events that inspired her to pursue a career in social work, and the incredible impact she had on the lives of the youth she served. However, the story takes a tragic turn when one of the foster youth she tried to help ultimately becomes her murderer.

A.C.G. Perkins works as a dedicated school psychologist in Southern California, helping students navigate the challenges of life with compassionate understanding. By night, she is an avid writer with a passion for true crime and crime stories that uncover the complexities of human behavior. Driven by a desire to bring awareness to the often overlooked realities of child sexual abuse and the struggles faced by foster youth, A.C.G. Perkins penned this gripping, emotionally charged, fictional narrative with a blend of professional insight and a commitment to shedding light on brutal truths. She aims to honor the resilience of survivors while promoting critical conversations about trauma and healing.