Shattered My Truth My Scars My Rise - Long, Quansheeba
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Shattered: My Truth. My Scars. My Rise. is a raw, courageous, and unfiltered memoir that chronicles the life of a woman who endured emotional, physical, and spiritual abuse-and lived to tell her truth. From the first whispers of control disguised as love to the breaking point where silence could no longer protect the pain, Quansheeba L. Long invites readers on a powerful journey of survival, awakening, and transformation. This book is not just a recounting of abuse; it is a declaration of healing. Through vivid storytelling, scripture, and hard-earned wisdom, Quansheeba peels back the layers…mehr

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Shattered: My Truth. My Scars. My Rise. is a raw, courageous, and unfiltered memoir that chronicles the life of a woman who endured emotional, physical, and spiritual abuse-and lived to tell her truth. From the first whispers of control disguised as love to the breaking point where silence could no longer protect the pain, Quansheeba L. Long invites readers on a powerful journey of survival, awakening, and transformation. This book is not just a recounting of abuse; it is a declaration of healing. Through vivid storytelling, scripture, and hard-earned wisdom, Quansheeba peels back the layers of manipulation, betrayal, and isolation that so many survivors endure in silence. She shines a light on the hidden wounds-those that don't bruise the skin but leave deep marks on the soul. Each chapter speaks to the heart of any woman who has ever doubted her worth, questioned her voice, or felt trapped in love that hurt more than it healed. But this book is not just for the broken-it is for the rising. For the woman ready to reclaim her power. For the girl still trying to understand what love is. For the survivor ready to become a She-Rose. Shattered is more than a memoir. It is a movement. A lifeline. A reminder that scars do not define you-they refine you. And that healing is not only possible-it is your birthright.