Scarred on Both Sides

Scarred on Both Sides is a story of growth, maturity, and love that shows the ability to mature in the face of our fears. It is about two cousins who were scarred and too ashamed to admit their fears and guilt. One cousin, the villain, mistakenly burned down his grandmother's house but somehow dodged the blame that was put on the other cousin. The true victim was haunted for years with the curiosity of the truth but never wavered through the false accusations or the physical abuse forced upon him. The other cousin was frightened and ashamed of the truth that he held inside for many years. He was too immature to confront his demons, which caused much psychological second-guessing and abuse. They were both scarred on both sides.
Frank Houston attempts to use the characters to enlighten an example of self-evaluation and growth. He prays Scarred on Both Sides will enlighten the inner man therapeutically and spiritually to understand how to best move forward from unresolved issues. He intends for Scarred on Both Sides to influence families, communities, and the country to move forward with positive energy and responsibility to oneself and others. Scarred on Both Sides.