3.5 out of 5 stars 
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 Although I ultimately enjoyed this book, I didn't like how the abuser is ALWAYS portrayed as the cliche bad boy. Where are the stories about abusive relationships where the abuser is clean-cut, a nerd, a star athlete, etc.? I also think that when abusers are always seen as those who are male, are alternatively dressed, and who parties, it just perpetuates the notion that if someone is arrested for domestic violence who doesn't fit that mold, it makes people leery of believing the victim. "Well, he (or she) doesn't LOOK like the type who would hit someone... the accuser must be mistaken." Wrong. Anyone (male, female, young, old, parties, doesn't party, athlete, nerd, etc.) can be an abuser, and anyone can be a victim.