Description
Innocent is a gripping true story that delves into the harrowing experiences of siblings Molly and Kit, who face unimaginable challenges at just 3 years and 18 months old. This compelling narrative captures the heartbreaking journey of two children thrust into foster care after suffering non-accidental injuries. As their distraught parents, Aneta and Filip, grapple with losing their children, the tale unfolds against a backdrop of mystery and emotional turmoil. Readers are drawn into the complex emotional landscape as Aneta insists on her innocence while Filip is lost in disbelief. With a focus on child welfare and urgent care, Innocent explores themes of parental love, the struggles of foster care, and the search for truth amidst uncertainty.
Revealing unexpected twists, the story escalates when both Molly and Kit fall ill under the care of experienced foster parent Cathy. Her instincts lead her to seek further medical investigation, believing there may be a hidden cause behind their sickness. As the narrative unravels, shocking revelations come to light, painting a disturbing picture that challenges preconceived notions of innocence. The tension builds as Cathy’s daughter Lucy also becomes affected, escalating the urgency of the situation. Innocent is a heart-wrenching account that not only sheds light on the lives of vulnerable children but also questions the true nature of parental responsibility. This B-format paperback, published by HarperCollins in 2019, spans 336 pages and invites readers to reflect on the complexities of family and safety.
Revealing unexpected twists, the story escalates when both Molly and Kit fall ill under the care of experienced foster parent Cathy. Her instincts lead her to seek further medical investigation, believing there may be a hidden cause behind their sickness. As the narrative unravels, shocking revelations come to light, painting a disturbing picture that challenges preconceived notions of innocence. The tension builds as Cathy’s daughter Lucy also becomes affected, escalating the urgency of the situation. Innocent is a heart-wrenching account that not only sheds light on the lives of vulnerable children but also questions the true nature of parental responsibility. This B-format paperback, published by HarperCollins in 2019, spans 336 pages and invites readers to reflect on the complexities of family and safety.