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5.0 out of 5 stars Incredible!, Jul 19 2004

By	Cheryl A. Hill (Las Vegas, NV) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

MORNING, COME QUICKLY, describes one newly licensed psychologist plunge into the abuses of cults. The story takes the reader into the Deep South, where clans and satanic cults have incubated for years, spawning generations of perpetrators and victims. Her growth as a therapist will not be stunted by fear of reprisals, lawsuits, or retribution. This saga of evil-doings spans over twenty years, and changes both the therapist and her clients. Wanda Karriker has written in a style that survivors of these cults, and the general population, would appreciate.

Cheryl Hill, author of FAMILY TRADITION, http://CherylHill.homestead.com/index.html

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5.0 out of 5 stars A highly recommended resource, Jul 1 2004

By	Aaron A. GOLUB (Boston) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I would suggest this book for anyone who wishes to become more familiar with ritual abuse.One thing that strikes me as certain is that survivors of SRA have almost no political power to deal with this type of abuse. This book clearly expresses the dilemma that many survivors and their therapists experience.

There are tens of thousands of survivors of SRA/RA that are attempting to heal and overcome this type of severe trauma. Many are highly intelligent and lead successful lives. Perhaps they should organize themselves on a political level in order to strengthen their position. While it may be difficult to pursue criminal charges against these abusers, civil charges may be an option. At a minimum, it may help to raise awareness and may possibly interfere with ongoing/future abuse.

Individuals should attempt to pursue justice whenever possible. If survivors were to organize themselves, they would be far more effective. In addition to possibly bringing about a greater sense of justice, organized groups of survivors would be able to aid one another in their healing. If survivors and their allies could work as a unified group (like the abusers do) they would be far more effective...

Regarding the book itself, it's very helpful and informative. I hesitate to call it 'enjoyable' -as the subject matter is so severe, however the book is very 'engaging' and well written. The story is clearly told in a descriptive and creative manner. I would recommend this book highly to anyone interested in learning more about SRA/RA. I plan to donate this book to my local library once I've finished. I would also suggest it to my survivor friends.

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5.0 out of 5 stars A courageous endeavor, Mar 10 2004

By	Muriel E. Perskin "rabuster" (Marina del Rey, CA USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

Dr. Karriker's book, Morning Come Quickly, is timely, courageous, well-considered, and articulate. It succeeds on many levels: as a testament to the reality of ritual abuse, as a well-crafted mystery, and as a monument to the human spirit that can survive the most horrendous experience. We recommend this novel for both its literary artistry and its psychological, social, historical foundation.

Pamela Perskin and James Randall Noblitt

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5.0 out of 5 stars Great Read!
I really enjoyed this book. This is work of fiction. The story revolves around a Therapist involving her search for the truth around her clients. Read more

Published on Feb 21 2004 by Tim Pheil

5.0 out of 5 stars A novel about reality
Is it possible to write a novel about ritual/sadistic abuse? Or, to put it this way, is it possible to write a novel about this subject which says something essential and not is... Read more

Published on Feb 19 2004 by Erik Rodenborg

5.0 out of 5 stars A gripping psychological thriller
Morning, Come Quickly is a gripping psychological thriller by Wanda Karriker about an underground world of murder, child pornography, and other horrific traumas inflicted upon... Read more

Published on Jan 17 2004 by Midwest Book Review

5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent novel and expose on the realities of Ritual Abuse
Sometimes called the "hidden holocaust", Dr. Karriker exposes the grim realities of what is known as Ritual Abuse through the eyes of both therapist and survivor... Read more