Sometimes the legal process to pursue justice is even more traumatic than the original sins committed against you. When David Samarzia informs leaders of Redeemer Lutheran Church that their pastor molested him in boyhood, he doesn't ask them for a dime, or even an apology for the trouble the abuse caused in his life. He wants one thing onlythat they call off a mission trip for kids who would be staying with the predatory minister. That's all. He fully expects the church to take care of its own problem. But in a bewildering turn of events that makes national news, he becomes embroiled in a vicious legal battle that will challenge all he believes in. Unfolding against the backdrop of Minnesota's beautiful north country, David's story exposes the dark underbelly of our justice system and the lawyers who perpetuate it. With unflinching honesty, he writes of other people's failures, and his own. Yet Blindsided is no mere tellall memoir. At its heart is a fatherson story of family love, loyalty, and perseverance in the face of evil, even when it costs them everything.