One Rape, Too Much

When eleven-year-old Sarah runs a simple errand for a neighbor, she doesn't know it will cost her everything. What follows is a harrowing spiral of abuse, betrayal, and abandonment-from her father's desperate act of vengeance to her own descent into exploitation and street survival.One Rape, Too Much: Why Children Should Not Run Errands for Neighbors is a powerful, heartbreaking novel based on a true story. It exposes the deadly silence around child sexual abuse, the complicity of families, and a society that too often fails its daughters. Sarah's story is not just fiction-it is a wake-up call.It is a story of trauma, resilience, and recovery.Every man who picked Sarah out of the streets had sex with her, except for Mofe Makanjuola, who dared to be different, saved her from a mob, and helped her reunite with her parents.