Fantasy
Broken Glass: The Unfinished Truth
by Jb Rose
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About the book
**Broken Glass: The Unfinished Truth** Theodore is missing ninety-five years of his life. What remains are fragments—broken memories, unanswered questions, and the certainty that somewhere in his forgotten past lies a truth he may not want to uncover. Drawn into a journey through haunted places, forgotten powers and secrets that refuse to stay buried, Theo finds himself travelling alongside an unlikely group who slowly become something dangerously close to family. But truth has a cost. As the pieces of his past begin to surface, Theo must confront the difference between guilt and responsibility, between surviving and living, and whether knowing the truth can ever change what has already been lost. In a world shaped by old gods, ancient secrets and unfinished stories, some things cannot be repaired. But broken things can still become something new.
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Reader reviews
Jack
Unfinished Truth is an intriguing story filled with mystery, forgotten memories, ancient secrets and emotional depth. Theodore’s journey to uncover his past keeps you wondering what happened and what the truth will ultimately cost him. A promising blend of fantasy, mystery and found family that leaves you wanting to discover what comes next.
Kelly
There was this dark, mysterious feeling right from the beginning. I immediately knew this was going to be one of those fantasy stories where there was so much more going on beneath the surface. I really loved was that amongst all the mystery and darkness, there was also so much humour and heart! Theo running the Bookshop was honestly one of my favourite parts. A bookshop where books can literally terrorise customers! Then you have Spud with his coffee obsession and sarcasm, alongside Fin and his chaotic energy. Their little group just worked so well together and gave the story such a lovely found family feeling. As Theo's journey takes him into some darker and stranger places, this is where the story really pulled me in. The mythology, eerie atmosphere, mysterious characters and the constant feeling that something bigger was happening had me wanting to know what was actually going on. I didn't expect was how emotional it would become. If you love fantasy with mythology, mystery, found family, humour, creepy moments and a story that also has a lot of heart and emotion behind it, I definitely recommend checking out Broken Glass: The Unfinished Truth. I can't wait to read more and see where Theo's story goes!