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Darkness of the heart
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Complete, First published Jul 05
Beneath the silence, behind the smiles, and buried deep within the soul-there lies a darkness that many are too afraid to speak of.

Darkness of the Heart is not just a book. It's a journey into the unspoken. A raw, unfiltered dive into the pain, betrayal, anger, self-hate, and haunting memories that weigh heavy on the heart. Bares my soul, confronting not only the feelings i held toward others, but the ones he's battled within himself.

Written from the scars of surviving emotional and mental hell, this collection speaks to those who've been broken, misunderstood, and left to fight their demons alone. But in these pages, you'll find more than pain-you'll find honesty, courage, and a reminder that no matter how dark it gets, you are not alone.
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