Unseen, Yet Unbroken is a raw, haunting, and ultimately triumphant hybrid novel-memoir that refuses to stay silent. From childhood marked by absence, prejudice, and survival, to womanhood scarred by abuse, betrayal, and generational cycles, this book tells the story of a girl who should have been broken—but wasn't. Through silence, she endured. Through pain, she rose. Through motherhood, she transformed. Each chapter unveils not just one woman's fight for survival, but the universal story of every child who raised themselves, every woman who doubted her worth, and every soul who's had to heal wounds that the world never saw. It is both heartbreak and hope, exposing the weight of silence while celebrating the power of breaking chains. This is more than a memoir. It is a mirror for anyone who has ever felt unseen, a guide for those seeking healing, and a declaration that survival is not the end—thriving is. Powerful, relatable, and unapologetically honest, Unseen, Yet Unbroken will break your heart open and remind you of the strength that lies in scars. ? Perfect for readers of Tara Westover's Educated and Viola Davis' Finding Me**, this book is for anyone ready to face truth, embrace resilience, and choose healing over hurt.**