Fractured: The Sins of a Father
This is the second book in a trilogy following Cecily’s story.
By the end of the heroine’s journey, she will find her happily ever after with a true hero… not the zero who chooses to cross every possible point of no return.
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“You lied. You gave pieces of yourself to another woman. You shared with her what was meant to be mine—mine until death do us part—all while wearing the ring I put on your finger.”
I thought betrayal would be loud. Obvious.
I was wrong.
It arrived quietly. In his absences. In the lies delivered gently. In a marriage that kept breathing long after it had already begun to die. While he was giving another woman pieces of himself, I was still building a life around the man I believed he was. A home. A family. A future that existed only because I refused to stop believing.
When the truth finally came to light, I thought that would be the end. But it was only the beginning.
This is the story of what followed. Of the truth that unraveled everything it touched.
Secrets buried so deep they reshaped the past.
A love that didn’t survive the vows that broke it, and the woman who had to learn how to survive without it.
Some sins don’t end with apologies. They fracture everything in their path.
My name is Cecily, and this is the story of how my life was fractured… and how I survived the choices he made.
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