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Read Time: ~4.7 hr

Daddy's Little Girl

by Julia Latchem-Smith (2007)

About this book

Julia's family was a picture of respectability. To the outside world it was middle-class, decent, loving. But her mother didn't love her enough. And her father loved her too much. Between the ages of seven and thirteen Julia's father sexually abused her. While Julia's mother's obsessive domestic tendencies occupied her elsewhere.

Setting / LocationLondon & UK
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreDaddy's Little Girl Lead Character

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