A Woman’s Fear: Female Abuse

by Caesar Rondina

"A Woman's Fear" is a book that explores the truth regarding female abuse. It includes, Emotional, physical, sexual, and verbal abuse. There is also a discussion on child abuse and sex trafficking. Every story in this book is true. A Woman's Fear is a combination of experiences during my 30+ years as a paramedic, as well as true accounts from women that have suffered various forms of abuse. No names or locations will be referred too. Individual privacy is paramount. The book also discusses female harassment claims that we hear about in entertainment, and politics. As a self-help book for women, this book provides the reader with everything they need to know while focusing on awareness and prevention. It is told in a plain English, easy to understand format. This book is necessary read for all women, as well as men. Female abuse is real and is on the rise each year. The reader will be shocked by the information provided in this book. Combined, the Author's education, experience, and groups he works provides the reader with the truth. The Author has worked many crimes scenes and has testified in many court cases. These qualifications are what validates this book. For the Author, this is a passionate subject. You will feel his passion as you read A Woman's Fear.

142 pages, Hardcover

Published December 7, 2018

About the author

With over 35 years of working experience within the public health care system, Caesar Rondina has interacted with over 76,000 medical patients from different walks of life, running a range of cultures, races, and creeds. These encounters were often amplified by the intensity of a life-or-death medical situation. All things combined, Caesar Rondina’s real-life experiences along with education, have provided insight about the world we live in and how we choose to live in it.
Caesar Rondina is a Best-Selling Author, Public Speaker, and Spokesperson. As a businessperson and an educator, he produces educational video tutorials on writing that are published on udemy.com. He also holds a valid United States Coast Guard Master Boat Captain license. Caesar Rondina was born, raised, and resides in New England. He has three adult children. He has attended universities in the fields of Education and Business Management. Caesar Rondina has completed extended studies in the fields of electronics, medicine, and boating. Caesar Rondina is a licensed paramedic and pre-hospital medical practitioner and educator.
As a public speaker, he engages people. Caesar Rondina speaks at book clubs, school events, and community service events, in addition to professional speaking engagements. Caesar Rondina is involved with supporting youth groups and various other organizations. He was a business owner for 17 years before becoming a career firefighter and paramedic.

Reviews

[Divya Mahajan · Rating 5 out of 5]

I won't say that i loved this book because the stories that this book tells is to shake you, anger you and make you sad that this happens in this so called progressive world but not to be loved. The book is written without any sugar coating or polishing but real stories that the author has heard or been part of in his line of work.
The author not only tells the stories with great sensitivity also warns and deals extensively with how to recognise signs of abuse, danger and tells to always believe in a sense of self preservation and trust the instincts rather bow down to ridicule
Its a book that every woman, parent must read
The only shortcoming is that the book requires editing as there are some grammatical and spelling errors but these are over shadowed by the topic
I received this as part of review from the author through @BookTasters

[M.L. Bull · Rating 4 out of 5]

"A Woman's Fear" was a very informative and heart-wrenching read about the various forms of female and child abuse, as well as the struggles among some women in romantic or marital relationships, which can lead to depression, anxiety, and other issues. The author includes some of his personal emergency calls, what happened to different anonymous victims, and the effects that can result from these events. It also explains the corruption within society that can cause some female abuse incidents and the importance of facing reality; and particularly women. This book evaluates the dangers of being paralyzed in fear, as it can limit one in knowing what to do to at least try to prevent these traumatic events from happening to oneself, or know how to cope after experiencing these terrible situations. Finally, the book praises women for their strength and giving those that have and haven't been victims credit for all the many things they do. For example, as wives and mothers, or being the main source of keeping a home together. Although I stumbled over some misworded sentences, I commend the author for his years of medical service as a paramedic and firefighter, sharing his experiences, and understanding the woman and her feelings more than the average man. Kudos to you!

[Emerson · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Woman's Fear: Female Abuse, by author Caesar Rondina, is a striking and important read. The book covers the topic of female abuse covers everything from types of abuse, what is abuse, awareness, prevention, the effects, and much more. Rondina does an excellent job of using facts and research to tackle the technical aspects as well as more subtle or invisible aspects like whether to report or not, surviving, facing reality, and more. Rondina gives real accounts and cases, without real names, of course, that are really eye-opening about what goes on in abuse and what gets categorized as abuse. As a firefighter and paramedic, Rondina is able to speak from a place of experiences and understanding of these cases and really goes through the book with an honest, personal, and real way. This book is about an extremely important subject, and Rondina does a great job of navigating it. I would highly recommend this book.

[Somya Meena · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book tries to tell us the real definition of abuse. It also introduces us to much more violent and heart touching problems, incidents about which we can not imagine even exist on such a large scale.

'It covers the subjects of female abuse, awareness, and suggests many ways to prevent it.

In life, no one expects the unexpected, but that unexpected occurs, and not everyone handles things the same way or processes the information in the same way.
Just because someone is able to accept something, that does not mean they will accept everything. It also highlights the need to report such attacks, to control fear and not have them control you.'

The most interesting line according to me said by women in this book is "If I could passing a baby the size of a football between my legs, I can do anything."

At some point, this book deeply touched my soul.
The writer did a very good job in this book. I recommend this book to everyone.

[Feba Francis · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is raw and tries to be as factual as possible. Some of the anecdotes are scary and some thought provoking. This book is also a sneak peek of the lives of paramedics with gory details at times.

The only reason I couldn't give 5 rating is because I felt that the author could have said something about the need for men to respect women and for how boys need to be raised with gender sensitivity. I love this book for the simple fact that this book tells and again re-tells that you all have a life to look forward to even if it doesn't feel like that now.

The book needs language editting but that is not a major setback at all.

[Danielle Larkin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Abuse is still something very hard for women to admit is happening to them and this book tells many stories and unfortunately there so many types of abuse that this book touches on. It also touches on other issues that some people find it very hard to talk about; this is a book that I think could be read again and for sure needs to be read by more people. It's really that good. This book needs to be read in book clubs, it can help so many women.

[Adam Mirabel · Rating 5 out of 5]

A courageous look at the realities many face
This book sheds light on problems that too often stay hidden. The author’s experience responding to emergencies adds a perspective you don’t usually get from typical self-help or awareness books. It’s clear the author is passionate about helping women stay informed, safe, and empowered. I learned a lot, and I’m grateful for the honest, responsible approach.

[Donna · Rating 4 out of 5]

I recieved this book from the author through Booktasters in exchange for my honest review.


This is a bit of a hard read. As someone that has seen domestic violence and other traumatizing events, this hit close to home. It's thought provoking with his stories he has heard through his job as an EMT. I love the fact that he included hotlines throughout the book in case they are needed.

Although there were a lot of typos, I was able to read this book. I feel like I have seen a new deeper side to this topic.

[Amber · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is really an eye opener. I mean shocking down to the core eye opener. This novel includes different stories of different women and this novel really shows the rearer how to recognize the signs of abuse. A really good read.