Shattering the Mirror

is a memoir about one woman's quest to confront her life and see through the distortions of her traumatic past.

Lena was raised in madness by a violent, controlling mother obsessed with household cleanliness and the beauty of her porcelain dolls. To survive, Lena perfected the art of dissociation, racing through school with straight A's, becoming a top producer at a high-tech company, and clicking through two marriages without ever slowing down long enough to fully experience life.

At fifty-one, Lena looks into the eyes of her dying mother, and her warped mirror shatters—allowing her to experience life in a new way. Shedding her armor, she learns to fully feel and forgive, finally embracing life. Now in her late sixties, Lena lives with more freedom, clarity, and love than she ever imagined.

The book is really about the truth that healing is possible at any age — and that wholeness is priceless.