Hidden

Betrayed, Exploited and Forgotten. How One Boy Overcame the Odds.

De: Cathy Glass

Narrado por: Denica Fairman

ONE REMARKABLE WOMAN

OVER 30 YEARS OF FOSTERING

CARER TO MORE THAN 150 CHILDREN

Betrayed. Exploited. Forgotten.

Can one boy overcome the odds stacked against him?

Tayo was surprisingly well-spoken boy when he arrived at Cathy's but something about his story didn't add up. Tayo has no past. Without a clear history, it would take time and persistence to discover the truth of Tayo's life before foster care.

Cathy will soon learn that behind the mystery and deception is a little boy with a haunting past – one he'd much prefer to forget.

Can Cathy gain Tayo’s trust and help him face the truth before it’s too late?

Perfect for fans of Cathy Glass, especially readers of Damaged, Cut, Will You Love Me?, and A Terrible Secret.

Reseñas de la Crítica

‘Plays out like a juicy ITV1 drama…at times heartbreaking. But Hidden is also a life -affirming read which proves that, despite the bad press, Social Services do have their successes – and ultimately, sometimes a little hope is all you need.’ Heat

Reviews for ‘Damaged’:

'Cannot fail to move those who read it.' Adoption-net

‘Heartbreaking.' The Mirror

‘A truly harrowing read that made me cry.’ The Sun

'A true tale of hope. ****.' OK!

‘Foster carers rarely get the praise they deserve, but Cathy Glass’s book should change all that.****’ First Magazine

‘A hugely touching and emotional true tale.’ Star Magazine

Heartwrenching and warming

Narrated perfectly to give each character personality. This story both breaks your heart completely and fills your heart full to the top with love. Hard to put down!

Mixed feelings

This was a joyful book, but at the beginning I felt a little odd about Cathy’s relationship with him; it felt a little—this is going to sound ridiculous—like flirting. It just had that sort of “playfulness in front of others” thing that felt odd to me. This story left me feeling a mix of happy and unsure. But, as we all filter things through our own experiences, that probably has a lot to do with my discomfort.

I also kept waiting for the other shoe to drop with the outcome.

It was entirely finished, with even an update, yet somehow felt unfinished.

How he knew his dad was looking for him

I so far have loved all of Cathy Glass books. Being a foster parent myself it gives me hope for some of these children and their parents

Thank you

This not only made me sad & mad but also made me cry. Thanks I enjoy your books so much

Hidden

As a foster parent in the U.S.A. For 30 years, I have enjoyed listening to the stories and comparing the differences between here and the UK. Although the children’s cases are not that different than many of my own.