New Book: “Stalked and Defenseless: How Gun Control Helped My Stalker Murder My Husband in Front of Me”

Dec 10, 2019 | Featured

The CPRC’s very own Nikki Goeser, our executive director, has been working very hard on a new book and it officially comes out on Wednesday, but you can order it now. Ebook versions of the book should be available soon.

For Nikki Goeser it was a day like any other … with one exception. Her husband, Ben, had only 16 hours to live. On that fateful day in Tennessee, the man she loved would be murdered by a demented and evil coward who was stalking her. In compliance with state law, Nikki had left her legal firearm locked in the car. With the help of legislatively created pistol free zones, one evil man gunned down Nikki’s husband as she was forced to look on, alone, defenseless and disarmed by an ill-conceived law designed to protect her. Read this inspiring story of courage through remorse, as one woman struggles to seek justice for the man she loves. Follow Nikki Goeser as she fights to ensure that others are never held victim to the same terrible fate. . . .

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A new website titled “Stalked and Defenseless” has also been set up for her new book.

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