Viga Boland: 7 books

When a father physically, mentally and sexually abuses his daughter from ages 11-23, why does her mother do nothing? Has the mother enabled this situation? Did she want this to happen? Why didn't she step in and help her daughter? What kind of mother does nothing" Or, did this mother even know?These...

When Viga Boland, the author of 4 memoirs, was asked by participants to write a "how-to" book on writing memoir, the one thing she didn't want to do is write another textbook style guide. She decided the only way to give her followers what they wanted, was to tell them how she wrote her memoirs...

Viga Boland, author of "No Tears for my Father", (awarded a Gold Medal in the 2014 Readers Favorite Book Awards) was a victim of sexual abuse at the hands of her biological father for 14 years.When true love afforded her a chance to escape, despite flashbacks and insecurities, she relied on...

No Tears for my Father” is a true story of incest suffered by the author from the ages of 11-23 at the hands of her biological father.WHO SHOULD READ THIS BOOK?1) Those who truly care about children’s welfare and wants to know the truth about what can and does go on in thousands...

“The Ladies of Loretto”, unlike her previous memoirs, is the story Viga Boland always dreamed of writing one day. This memoir is a nostalgic and humorous, tongue-in-cheek look at what it was like to attend a Catholic High School during the years of 1960 – 1965, when the nuns slammed a yardstick...

Meet Dolores and her alter ego, Delilah. A 50-year-old virgin, thanks to her over-protective, God-fearing mother whom Dolores has looked after in her aging years, Dolores is now finally free and desperate to experience life and love. Dolores goes on a cruise where she meets James who is also looking...

Finding a red and black boa in an old basement trunk brings back memories of a mother who finally found a freedom long denied her: the right to indulge herself as she wanted and needed. A mixture of fiction and non-fiction that will give the readers a 'warm fuzzy".