Features Story this week!
FRACTURED debuts 2/23! Pre-orders up on Kindle or my links.
Kayleigh Morgan once radiated joy, a pageant and homecoming queen whose smile could brighten any room. She was warm and welcoming, never meeting a stranger. But the shadows of her late husband Charlie's abuse have dimmed her spirit, leaving her feeling hollow and trapped in her past. Now, she faces a crucial choice: can she rediscover her strength and reclaim her life?
Jordan Bradenton thrived on the vibrant energy of his best friend, Kayleigh, whose spirit brought him to life. He loved her for it, but when his brother Charlie set out to win her over, Jordan couldn’t bear the betrayal. He secluded himself and left town after graduation, vowing never to return. But Charlie’s sudden death forces him back to the place he swore he’d escape—and to the woman he left behind.
In 'FRACTURED,' TL Combs weaves a poignant story filled with themes of love, loss, and second chances. Kayleigh Morgan, once a bright and spirited pageant queen, faced the aftermath of her late husband's abuse, which stands as a barrier to her happiness. As she navigates the complexities of her emotions and the struggles of raising her two daughters alone, her best friend Jordan Bradenton returns to confront his own demons. His return sparks memories and the potential for healing together. The novel explores the intricacies of contemporary romance and the effects of betrayal, love, and the pursuit of a fresh start. Interracial romance is a prominent theme in this narrative, offering readers a deeper understanding of the dynamics between characters from different backgrounds. The storyline is enriched by the exploration of forced proximity, especially at a pivotal moment like Charlie's funeral, prompting complex feelings and realizations that may lead to rekindled relationships and healing. Readers who enjoy gripping twists, relatable characters, and emotional depth will find 'FRACTURED' to be an engaging read. For those looking for more insights into Kayleigh's journey through pain towards empowerment, visit the author’s website at www.authortlcombs.com.




