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Broken Through A Shattered Glass

Broken Through A Shattered Glass

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Broken Through A Shattered Glass is a walkthrough of Audrey Nicole's life; how she was able to come to the realization of one's true self, emotional and mental trauma. But was willing to prevail and help guide and motivate all those who are a lost soul like herself. For those seeking hope and guidance, this book is for you as she writes her story with a shrew of letters to love ones who positively and negatively affect who she is today. These series of letters will be raw and unfiltered but will paint a picture of her life from childhood to adulthood. Audrey hopes this book will touch as many people as possible, giving hope and power to have a voice to speak up.

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Pub dateJul 15, 2021
ISBN-100578929392
ISBN-139780578929392
LanguageEnglish
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