“Divorce” her letter read. “Violence.”
“Calling the police was easy. I wish I would have done it sooner.”
Days later, the phone rings. “She’s gone!”
Inside Anne Peterson’s memoir, Broken, she opens the door of her life and lets you in. There will be difficult times. Times you want to close the book, but you won’t. You’ll want to find out what happened. Not only to Anne, but also her sister Peggy.
For years, Anne has been a lifetime member of a club she never asked to join.
Broken was written for two reasons:
- To ensure those who have been abused that they are not alone.
- To help others better understand the far-reaching effects of abuse.
Anne’s memoir shows that being broken doesn’t have to be the end of your story, but instead, a new beginning. One with hope.