I wrote this book on behalf of children and young adults, making parents aware that our future generations life, welfare, and safety is in danger of being preyed on by predatorsmales and females alikethroughout the United States and around the world. What a woman goes through to birth a child into the world! This is a world we have known to have freedom for all, allowing us to walk the streets by night and by day. Why should we live in fear of salvation, fear of the dark, fear of one another, and fear of leaving our children alone with friends and family? Why is this happening to us while living in a land of opportunity under the guns and protection of law-abiding citizens, law enforcement agencies, and an organization called the Big Brother program thats looking out for the well-being of those in need of their help? Surely, you have heard of the expression If its not broken, dont fix it! What does that really mean to you? I smell a skunk. The smell of a skunk is a warning that something is not right. Clean out your ears, and open your eyes widely so that you are aware of unforeseen happenings around you when it comes to your children and young adults. You cant put a price on safety. Their lives are worth more than that. It burns my heart when I hear that children and young adults have been taken or, should I say, have gone missing. I hurt along with that parent because her childyour childcould have been my child. My blood runs cold wondering where that child is. What hurts the most is not knowing whether or not that child is alive. No parent should have to go through something like that. So you ask me why I wrote this book? Ask yourself why such a book should not be written. First of all, look beyond the high risen. You should get on your knees and thank God for this book. The person behind this book is thinking of youthe parent. Finally, this book is to make parents aware that unless they get involved, its not going to stop.