Four sisters. One experiment. A legacy rewritten.
Raised inside a covert emotional contagion study, Eden, Liora, Mara, and Sable were assigned roles not identities. They were observed, measured, and contained. Their lives became data. Their pain became protocol.
But when the experiment is exposed and the archive burns, the sisters begin the slow, luminous work of reassembly.
Through gardens, soundscapes, memoirs, and forgiveness, they reclaim their voices and rewrite their legacy. As survivors rise and the experiment is officially condemned, the sisters confront what it means to stay connected without being defined by shared trauma and what it takes to forgive the mother who couldn't protect them.
This is not a story of victims.
It's a story of thresholds.
Of silence broken.
Of vines that bloom in scorched soil.
The Book of Fractures is a haunting, emotionally intelligent novel about chosen family, emotional inheritance, and the radical act of staying. For readers who believe in the power of truth-telling, legacy-building, and the unwritten bloom.