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Fracture Point

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273 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 24, 2026

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JM Hayden

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Profile Image for Siempre_sera2.0.
101 reviews6 followers
July 31, 2026
Paperglass was my favorite.

Rating:✨✨✨✨✨

“Which means at least four personas: Thistle, your gatekeeper, the light, and the one who drew that picture.”

This was such an amazing story. I was hooked from the first chapter. Each character completely different from the other. Jonah tries to help this girl who was left on his porch, and the connections he makes actually make a difference. He takes it slow nurturing her back to health, and they start trusting him. Nadya is amazing she comes in no questions asked and immediately begins comforting this young girl. I can’t wait to see what the next installment brings.


I definitely will be reading more of this authors work. 10/10 recommend.
Profile Image for Rajesh Mehta.
11 reviews2 followers
July 27, 2026
It starts with a bang. Forcing to you read on. Ask question - Who, why. The protagnisht names the characher Sara as he thinks it suits her. Goes with her physicality. This is how he defines her - No one names anyone Gertrude any more and Rachel seemed too plain. Sera was just right. It's about walking in the shoes of someone who has been hurt. Hurt bad. Now recovery is a two way process. It will take as much from the healer as it would from the patient. It's very picky as it tries to disect every reaction, or even the absence of it when Jonan is with Sera. Quite an intimate read on reflections and situational understanding.
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Author 6 books4 followers
July 18, 2026
The premise is, without a doubt, the book's strongest point. The beginning creates an atmosphere of tension and mystery that immediately sparks curiosity, and the situation of the young woman found on Jonan Beck's doorstep raises countless questions that encourage you to keep reading. The work relies on a very emotional and intimate approach to develop this story, exploring themes such as trauma, trust, and reconstruction.
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10 reviews2 followers
July 27, 2026
I truly enjoyed reading your book! From the very first page, your writing drew me in and kept me engaged until the end. The story was meaningful, well-written, and left a lasting impression on me. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful book I can't wait to read more of your work. Highly recommended!
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