Dear Virginia
by Arden Ray Wolfe
In this gripping true crime memoir, Arden Ray Wolfe takes readers on an unforgettable journey through the darkest corners of American white privilege, where power and entitlement led to devastating consequences.
is the harrowing account of a Cherokee American Indian girl adopted into a life of persecution, sexual abuse, and exploitation for profit, all while navigating a world indifferent to her suffering.
From her earliest memories in the 1970s to surviving unimaginable horrors, this story is one of resilience, self-discovery, and ultimate victory. As the protagonist battles against monsters in her life-both human and systemic-she embarks on a powerful journey towards healing and peace. Not for the faint of heart,
reveals the shocking realities behind a life of trauma, and how one woman found strength and redemption.
If you're drawn to stories of survival, justice, and finding peace after trauma, this is a must-read.