Forever Exposed

About the Book

“It’s like something out of a movie. First responders stand guard to keep the public away. I pull up next to the blockade and step out of my car. As I walk over to the area, three Caltrans workers walk in front of me. The guy in the middle reaches his hand out to stop me. “I’m sorry sir, but you can’t go down there.”

I look over his shoulder where I see a large crane. I can’t see any wreckage, but I know there has been an accident. I guess that’s why my mouth just opens and speaks for itself. “I think that’s my daughter in that car. I need to go down there. I need to go see...

What Reviewers Are Saying

“Forever Exposed: The Nikki Catsouras Story” has all the elements of a Lifetime TV movie.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

From the moment readers pick it up, they are drawn into the world of the Catsouras family. Even devices that normally may not work such as interspersing husband Christos’ diary with Mother Lesli’s evocative, almost lyrical writing in this case pull the story forward because the points of view are so clear, focused and obviously written by two different people. The concise and often anonymous and appalling Internet comments add fuel to the plot as well. This family tragedy is a page-turning thriller, yet it is tastefully and exquisitely (but painfully) rendered.

This book is as (if not more) unputdownable than any New York Times bestseller.

“Judge, Writer’s Digest 21st Annual Self-Published Book Awards”

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

“Forever Exposed: The Nikki Catsouras Story” is not just a memoir about Nikki’s life but about her death and the pain her family endured after it. Her mother Lesli shows readers how much the media really plays a part in our everyday life and that it’s almost impossible to escape. This story doesn’t just leave the reader on the edge of their seat wanting to read more, it leaves readers with a story that they will share and will not forget.

“Forever Exposed: The Nikki Catsouras Story” is written in what seems to be journal entries from both Lesli and Christos Catsouras. Readers get to feel what both parents felt during the death of their beloved daughter. The main storyline is how Nikki`s death was exposed on the internet and the news and the judgment that this young innocent girl received from strangers.

Reviewed by Kaitlyn Kashman for Reader Views

Forever Exposed

The Nikki Catsouras Story by Lesli Catsouras

About the Book

Remembering Our Time Together

Forever Exposed: The Nikki Catsouras Story by Lesli Catsouras

What Reviewers Are Saying

“Forever Exposed: The Nikki Catsouras Story” has all the elements of a Lifetime TV movie.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

Keep Your Head Up

Forever Exposed

The Nikki Catsouras Story by Lesli Catsouras

About the Book

Remembering Our Time Together

Forever Exposed: The Nikki Catsouras Story by Lesli Catsouras

What Reviewers Are Saying

“Forever Exposed: The Nikki Catsouras Story” has all the elements of a Lifetime TV movie.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

As an author, Lesli Catsouras immediately pulls readers into a story that is so tragic and moving.

Keep Your Head Up

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