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Debra Morgan’s new book receives a warm literary welcome.

Readers’ Favorite announces the review of the Non-Fiction – Memoir book “Fractured” by Debra Morgan, currently available!  http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0GX2TRN3C.

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Reviewed By Makeda Cummings for Readers’ Favorite

“In Fractured, Debra Morgan recounts her upbringing after being abandoned by her biological mother as a young child; her grandmother raises her in a household characterized by blurred family roles. Her upbringing is marked by repeated exposure to emotional and physical abuse, along with manipulation linked to her biological mother, which leaves her questioning her own experiences. As she enters her teenage years, she grows more aware of how unstable her home life actually is, but much of the damage is already done by then.

Feeling no real sense of belonging while struggling with her identity, she resorts to substance use to manage the pain, eventually resulting in a battle with addiction. There are a few steady influences in her life, such as her great-grandparents and her time with animals, but they don’t fully counteract what’s happening at home. As an adult, being forced into rehab becomes the point where Debra starts addressing both her addiction and her past. The memoir follows her as she finally has to face everything at once.

Debra Morgan’s Fractured is a raw, personal look at what childhood abuse, neglect, and addiction really do to a person. It’s written linearly, so you can see exactly how her past affected her future relationships and behavior. Parts of the book, particularly the chapters involving her abuse and manipulation, are harder to get through. But her honest voice really helps when dealing with such a heavy topic. The family dynamic is a major standout, particularly the confusing roles among mother, grandmother, and child, and how that affected her sense of identity.

Other key moments, like her time with her great-grandparents or a trip to Alaska, give more context to who she is outside of her trauma. Debra’s gradual move toward recovery later on doesn’t magically resolve everything that has affected her life. However, it does help readers follow how she starts working through what she’s been carrying all these years. Nothing about her journey comes easily, but her honesty will speak to readers on a deeper level.

If you’re looking for a memoir on surviving childhood trauma that lays things out clearly, this one is worth reading.”

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All About The Book

Based on a true story and the memoirs of the author’s unbridled words, written without polish or prose, that is…

FRACTURED

In the pages of *FRACTURED*, the author shares her journey from childhood through her teenage years and into early adulthood. She recounts her experiences within a destructive family dynamic, enduring trauma, abuse, and interpersonal misconduct, along with deep, painful secrets. This memoir details her slow but determined climb toward a normal life. Central to her story is the question she has grappled with: how to pick up the pieces. She answers this by inviting readers to walk alongside her and hear her voice.

Debra is a woman who has endured haunting, unspeakable experiences and chooses to share them in their rawest form. She offers no excuses or literary embellishments—only the truth of her life. The pain she endured shaped her choices, pushing her toward escape and coping mechanisms that ultimately led her down a path of addiction.

Today, Debra draws on her personal experiences to provide support and hope to her readers, especially to those who feel they have no voice, just as she once did. Now, she shares her story with grace, embodying redemption and resilience.



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