Broken Innocence
Broken Rebel Brotherhood, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Caleb Schroeder
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By:
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Andi Rhodes
Griffin...
I loved her for years but she never loved me back. When she was taken, I snapped. Now she’s back and not herself. She’s an empty shell of the woman I knew. But I still love her. Her demons are many, and I want to slay every one. Problem is, she thinks she’s too broken.
Brie...
He never knew I loved him. I made sure of that. Then I was taken and made unloveable. My past hadn’t prepared me for the hell I was put through. I’d wanted to die, but he wouldn’t let me. No matter what I did, he made sure to save me. He says he loves me and that he always will. Problem is, I’m too broken to love him back.
Broken Innocence contains subject matter that some may find disturbing. Listener discretion is advised.
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Brie, bearing the scars of a tortured childhood, has a complex connection to the past through her ex, who is Sadie’s abusive husband—a central figure from the first novel. After meeting Griffin during their time in the service, Brie finds in him a steadfast source of support and understanding.
The narrative takes a dark turn as Brie becomes a victim once again, enduring months of pain, torture, and other harrowing experiences. The author does not shy away from depicting the raw and challenging realities Brie faces, making this a particularly intense read. However, Griffin’s unwavering presence offers a beacon of hope. His commitment to helping Brie heal is both touching and inspiring, as he stands by her side through her journey of recovery.
Ultimately, "Broken Innocence" is a story of survival, healing, and the transformative power of love and friendship. The novel artfully captures Brie's path from brokenness to strength, emphasizing that with support and inner determination, it is possible to reclaim one’s life after trauma. This book is recommended for readers who appreciate emotionally charged stories of resilience and redemption.
Griffin & Brie’s story
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