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I should have been number 18
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- ISBN8233683121
- EAN9798233683121
- Date de parution19/05/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
**In the powerful tradition of *Educated* and *The Glass Castle*, *I Should Have Been Number 18* is an unflinching, literary exploration of survival on the fringes of society.**In the mid-1990s, a predator turned the streets of Grand Rapids, Michigan, into a hunting ground. By the time the terror ended, seventeen women had been taken. They were the women the world forgot-marginalized by addiction, violence, and a system that failed the women of Division Avenue.
Stefanija Delande was supposed to be the eighteenth. For thirty years, Delande carried the silent weight of a truth she couldn't yet name, living a life shaped by the same shadows that claimed the others. It wasn't until a deathbed confession in 2023 finally unmasked the monster that she was forced to confront the haunting question that had followed her for decades: *Why did I survive?*. More than a true crime memoir, this is a raw and deeply moving testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
Delande provides a searing account of life on the margins, bearing witness to a legacy of systemic failure and personal endurance. With the same visceral honesty that propelled memoirs like *Educated* and *The Glass Castle* to the top of bestseller lists, Delande transforms her journey into a sophisticated narrative of faith, recovery, and reclamation.*I Should Have Been Number 18* is a haunting journey from the margins to the light-a survivor's vow to ensure that the seventeen voices silenced by a serial killer are never forgotten again. **AUTHOR BIO**Stefanija Delande is a survivor, recovery advocate, and author based in Michigan.
Her work bears witness to the women of Division Avenue and to the enduring power of survival and faith.
Stefanija Delande was supposed to be the eighteenth. For thirty years, Delande carried the silent weight of a truth she couldn't yet name, living a life shaped by the same shadows that claimed the others. It wasn't until a deathbed confession in 2023 finally unmasked the monster that she was forced to confront the haunting question that had followed her for decades: *Why did I survive?*. More than a true crime memoir, this is a raw and deeply moving testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
Delande provides a searing account of life on the margins, bearing witness to a legacy of systemic failure and personal endurance. With the same visceral honesty that propelled memoirs like *Educated* and *The Glass Castle* to the top of bestseller lists, Delande transforms her journey into a sophisticated narrative of faith, recovery, and reclamation.*I Should Have Been Number 18* is a haunting journey from the margins to the light-a survivor's vow to ensure that the seventeen voices silenced by a serial killer are never forgotten again. **AUTHOR BIO**Stefanija Delande is a survivor, recovery advocate, and author based in Michigan.
Her work bears witness to the women of Division Avenue and to the enduring power of survival and faith.
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