New Book Details Life as the Child of America's Most Notorious First Amendment Crusader

Online, August 15, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Rap music multimillionaire Luther Campbell's daughter is not nearly as nasty as she could have been in her new book, I Am Not My Father's Daughter, given her nasty life steeped in sex, violence, sordid liaisons and all things illicit. Shanetris "Shane" Campbell has redirected her anger and fears to write a therapeutic and cleansing tome as she takes readers on a riveting journey through a culture that values little more than the green of money and red-hot sex.

A first-person look at a life repressed and stifled by one of America's best-known First Amendment crusaders, Shane Campbell's story is the proverbial tale of defeat snatched from the jaws of victory, then valiantly metamorphosed into an inspirational story of redemption and salvation. I Am Not My Father's Daughter is poised to become the rallying cry for millions of children like Shane who, emotionally stripped of their self-esteem and self-worth by those charged with protecting them, are left to flounder and fend for themselves amidst an apathetic culture.

"It isn't easy going through life thinking you're nothing more than a sperm donation," says Campbell. "But to my father, that's exactly what five of his six children are. At least that's what he has told the national media for the last two decades; sperm donations, each and every one of us."

More than just a gripping tale of celebrity, greed, selfishness, and despair, I Am Not My Father's Daughter is a road map to recovery for millions of other "sperm donations" across America; children who have been robbed by their parents of their own self-identities and sense of worth.

"Through this book I hope to make peace for myself and my family," said Campbell. "But I have a much bigger agenda." Proceeds of I Am Not My Father's Daughter will benefit Campbell's new Shane's Precious Foundation, which will provide a range of support services for children and families in crisis.

For additional information about Shanetris Campbell and her new book I Am Not My Father's Daughter, visit https://www.facebook.com/pages/Shanetris-Campbell/145058628888734
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