(W)HOLE: one woman’s walk through childhood sexual trauma
Desperate Women in Hopeless Situations aren’t always those behind the bars.
Ella knows two things about growing up in Dallas in the 1960s: Rock and Roll music and sexual abuse.
From ages five to forty, she is immersed in one or the other. Can she ever break free and find true peace and contentment?
Follow her journey from a small-child performer to a young girl growing up in her father’s music store to reach the top of her career at age fifteen.
ABOUT SUE HOLDEN
Sue Holden is a Texas native. In the 1700s, her family settled in Miller Grove, which was Mexico at that time. They still own parts of the original homestead and family burial ground. In June of 2023, her mother was buried in that Miller Grove Cemetery.
Sue resides in north Texas with her husband of forty-one years and enjoys time with their six children and twelve grandchildren. She is an avid reader and finds ancient history most compelling.
Since the age of eight, she has written poetry and enjoys writing Bible studies, devotions, and short stories. There are only two books that are absolute study guides for her life: the Bible and the book that God authors for one’s own life.