Fragile Destiny

by Hannah L. Drake

Overview

FRAGILE DESTINY
You ain't nothing and you'll never be nothing!
But at least Destiny had to try.
Abused....Abandoned...Discarded...Unwanted...Unloved

Born into a life of chaos, from the beginning of her life, Destiny Graham never had a chance. Abused by her father and abandoned by her mother, Destiny searches for the love that she has never known always managing to find herself in lonely bedrooms and staring at the bottom of empty bottles. In her quest to find herself, she must face the person that she has become. A person that she hardly recognizes that bears the bruises from the pain that she has endured all her life. She spends her life running from her demons until she realizes that no matter how far or fast she runs, she cannot outrun herself.

Fragile Destiny is a tale of heartache and sorrow and one woman's triumphant effort to put back together the pieces of her broken life. It is a heart wrenching tale of what happens to a life when it is horribly shattered and the power it takes to put it back together.

Every life has a story. This story is Destiny's.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781450529938
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	01/12/2010
Pages:	256
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.54(d)

About the Author

"Uplifting" "Motivational" "Inspirational"
Author ~ Poet ~ Speaker

If I say: I won't mention Him or speak any longer in His name, His message becomes a fire burning in my heart,
shut up in my bones. I become tired of holding it in Jeremiah 20:9

Some may ask, "What qualifies Hannah Drake to speak to the hearts and souls of all that dare to take a journey through her pages?"

"Simply living life."

That is what qualifies Hannah to write fluently about the struggles, trials and tribulations that we all face. Born out of chaos and raised by a single mother Hannah experienced many ups and downs that laid the foundation for her writing. Overcoming a tumultuous childhood, an abusive relationship, multiple relationships and the stigma of teenage motherhood, finally Hannah decided to loose the shackles on her life by taking pen to paper.

"Do I speak for all people?"

"No, but I do feel that I speak for a vast majority of people that have been weighed down with the bondages of life that seek to hinder them from fulfilling their divine destiny. It is through my story that I seek to free others. My life, a story that once shamed me, is now my personal cry of freedom. I am honest and exposed but I feel that exposure for the sake of freeing someone else that is bound, is worth it at all costs.