I didn't leave because I was strong. I left because I couldn't survive one more night pretending love was supposed to feel like fear.

Run Until the Road Ends is a deeply moving memoir about survival, courage, and reclaiming identity after years of domestic abuse.

Cass Dakotah's life changed the night her children were running, her dogs were bleeding, and her animals were being tortured. That was the moment she knew-this wasn't anger. It was abuse. And it was real.

Leaving meant starting over with nothing but her children, her animals, and the fractured pieces of herself that hadn't yet been taken. What followed was a long road toward healing, self-discovery, and strength.

Honest, raw, and deeply human, Run Until the Road Ends is more than a story about what happened-it's about who she became despite it.

If you've ever whispered, "It's not that bad," just to survive-this book is for you.

Where one road ends, another begins. You don't have to be ready. You just have to decide: this is not where my story ends.