A Doorbell, A Dictator, A Dad: A daughter's memoir of life and family under Marcos' Martial Law

The "Martial Law Child" is a heart-wrenching memoir that delves into the darkest moments of Philippine history during the regime of Ferdinand Marcos.

This powerful account follows the story of a family torn apart by political persecution, as they face an uncertain fate in Manila's Fort Bonifacio Prison.

Through vivid descriptions and poignant details, the author sheds light on the brutal realities of life under martial law, leaving readers with a lasting impression of the devastating impact of political oppression on families and communities.

With its raw emotion and historical significance, this memoir is a must-read for anyone interested in Philippine history or the struggles of political dissidents.