Leslie Dean Drury

Fractured Leslie Dean Drury

Fractures. We all have them. Spiritual fractures imprinted upon us. Jagged injury embedded in our spirit, caused by tragedy in our lives. Which we carry around with us like patchwork on our backs, hardening over time into mosaic, numbing shells. In Fractured, Sonoma Lively, an orphaned girl from Argentina, struggles with spiritual fractures caused by childhood abuse, unspeakable crimes inflicted upon her by the government orphanage, Cafe Piraza. In the midst of Sonoma's turmoil, a miracle takes place, changing Sonoma's world as she knows it and launching her on a shell-shattering journey of self-discovery and peace. Venturing to foreign lands, Sonoma meets Max, her soul mate and foe, where she learns that monsters can become allies by love, the line between good and evil blurred. Knowing that miracles exist, Sonoma then co-creates miracles of her own by doing the unthinkable, defying reason, surpassing the ceiling of the mind. Something that gives new perspective on healing and shattering the concepts of victim and victor. A message exploding in a glass bottle for all of us to hear, Sonoma redefines forgiveness, perception at its core.