9 thoughts on “Why I write the beautifully broken”
Mary Crowe
I love it. In real life all things cannot be fixed. In fact, as you know, most things cannot be fixed. We learn to adapt, to live with our thorns. So glad you made this decision. I love it. I always pre order you because you write it. I know I will love it.
I love it. In real life all things cannot be fixed. In fact, as you know, most things cannot be fixed. We learn to adapt, to live with our thorns. So glad you made this decision. I love it. I always pre order you because you write it. I know I will love it.
{satisfied sigh} thank goodness.
Perfect reply. I think we love these characters so much ~because~ of what they have been through and what their lives are now.
Absolutely #Patricia! I agree with you 100%…..
I too am beautifully broken I’m a breast cancer survivor & I still have bouts of anxiety
You are so precious ! This is why I love your books , they are real ! ❤
Absolute perfection.
But if I fixed them … it would be like I was saying “You still need fixing. You’re not worthy of love until you’re completely and totally whole.”
This!
Thank you! I hate all those ‘miracle cures’ at the end of books, indeed as if they are not good enough otherwise.
Have you heard of the song beautifully broken by Plumb… it summarizes your away from the keyboard books