Louge's book, 'Exposed: Battered Women Shelters', is a tell-all book of what really happens to the women and children inside these places, revealing nasty secrets: The kidnapped boy the shelter didn't report to the police; the measles epidemic that went on for over a year without being reported; counselors taking children away from their mothers; aiding and abetting illegal aliens; children living with registered child molesters; discrimination against fathers, illegally taking their children away from them; racist counselors; women and children living amongst cockroaches and mice; fraudulently received government monies; Christian shelter abusing a pregnant woman; lesbians; children sexually abused; drugs; liquor; and much more. The Director of the Deschutes County Victims Assistance Agency severed ties with a battered women shelter, refusing to send women to ... the shelter, stated (paraphrase): "It's ... actions were not consistent with protecting victims." Deschutes County Deputy District Attorney Patrick Flaherty stated (paraphrase): " ... it (battered women shelter) has an irrational anti-law enforcement attitude ... does not cooperate with investigations ... allows women suspected of being abusers into the shelter." Steven M. Basile, head of a Fatherhood Coalition chapter stated (paraphrase): "Men have been ... unable to see their children ... because of false claims of abuse."