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Liora
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En cours d'écriture, Publié initialement août 27, 2025
Contenu pour adultes
"Scars are not only on the skin: they live in memory, in silence, in the way we breathe after the storm."

This book is a raw and intimate journey through childhood marked by violence, silence, and the desperate search for love. Told in fragments of memory, it reveals the wounds of a Liora, a little girl who grew up fearing the very person who should have protected her, and who learned too early to disappear, to lie, to survive.

Between echoes of cruelty, the narrator exposes not only the physical scars but the invisible ones: the shame, the abandonment, the endless question of what love really means.

Written with brutal honesty and poetic intensity, this is not just a story about pain.
It's about resilience.
It's about the fragile line between love and cruelty.
It's about the shadow of suicide.
This book will hurt, but it will also heal.
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