Escape! From An Arab Marriage, Cassandra's first book, includes her personal story and documented stories of other women who became involved with Arab/Muslim men who have come from the Middle East. The women in these stories have learned firsthand the truth of how women are thought of in Islamic societies—that 6th century traditional abuse and cruelty toward women, alive and well today, is still an everyday part of married life to an Arab/Muslim which includes abduction of any children to countries such as Saudi Arabia where they are forced to remain and where their heartbroken mothers can never see them again or bring them home.

Also included in this book is a list of Islamic characteristics of marriages to Arab/Muslim males and of premarital relationships virtually every woman who becomes involved with these individuals inevitably finds herself facing. Not only has Cassandra herself had to survive such an environment, every person whose story is in this book has been the victim of a nightmare relationships she did not realize could exist in real life—and that this is only the tip of the iceberg. There are many such stories which are never told because the women are too ashamed, too beaten down, or too afraid to tell anyone for fear of dire consequences for themselves or their children.

Cassandra's second book, Thirty-Three Secrets Arab Men Never Tell American Women: A Dissection of How Muslims Treat Women and Infidels, is a detailed blueprint of Arab Muslim males' treatment of women and non-Muslims simply because they are not of the faith and therefore considered subhuman.

Thirty-Three Secrets Arab Men Never Tell American Women takes the reader on a journey where shock, horror, disbelief, anger, fear, disgust, revulsion, contempt, sorrow, and outrage each play their part as the strands of the Gordian knot of Islamic societal realities are untangled and laid out in each chapter of this compelling work for all to see without hindrance. Find Out More...

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