Beneath the Broken Glass
Language: English
Published by Poetic Sparkles, 2025
- Softcover
- New
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- Title
- Beneath the Broken Glass
- Author
- Whitaker, Sloane
- Publisher
- Poetic Sparkles
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798230383703
Beneath the Broken Glass is a gripping, emotionally charged tale of redemption, loss, and justice. The story follows Michael Reeves, a retired detective who has long since left the shadows of his former career. Living in quiet solitude, he never expected to return to the world of crime-solving. But when the body of a young woman is found with a shard of broken glass tightly clenched in her hand, Michael is pulled back into the darkness he thought he had left behind.
Clara Mason was just another face among many, a woman with a troubled past and a life shrouded in mystery. But there was something about the way she died-her final gesture, the broken glass-that called out to Michael in a way no case ever had before. As Michael digs deeper into Clara's past, he uncovers a tangled web of lies, betrayal, and hidden truths. What seemed like a straightforward murder begins to unravel, revealing a conspiracy far more intricate than he ever could have imagined.
As the case forces Michael to confront the emotional ghosts of his own past, he realizes that solving Clara's murder is not just about uncovering the truth-it's a chance for redemption. But every step he takes toward justice brings him closer to a dark truth that could shatter his world forever.
Beneath the Broken Glass is a story about facing one's darkest demons, the emotional price of uncovering buried truths, and the courage it takes to find redemption in a world that often seems too broken to heal.
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About the Author
Driven by a deep belief in the power of words to heal, teach, and inspire, Sloane's work often explores themes of resilience, self-discovery, and moral growth. With a background in both creative writing and real-world grit, her books are a reflection of life's duality-light and dark, simple and complex.
Sloane is particularly known for her engaging children's books that blend vibrant storytelling with powerful life lessons, making her a favorite among modern parents and educators alike. Her adult fiction dives deeper, capturing readers with emotionally rich narratives, unexpected twists, and unforgettable characters.
Sloane's writing is a journey through the complexities of the human experience, often balancing the lighter moments of humor with deeper, introspective explorations of life's challenges. Whether she's crafting whimsical tales for children or weaving intricate stories for adults, her work resonates with readers on a profound level. She is passionate about creating stories that inspire change, provoke thought, and spark emotional growth, empowering her audience to confront their own stories with courage and hope.
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