The story · Memoir
Unbroken
The whole truth of what she came up through, told like she's sitting across from you.
Before I ever released a song, I was just a woman trying to figure out how to survive my own life. I've loved deeply. I've lost deeply. And I've had to rebuild myself more than once. Music didn't begin in a studio for me, it started in journals.
The house that looked fine from the outside. The relationships that taught her love could look a lot like pain. The night she finally got out. It doesn't sugarcoat and it doesn't wallow.
She wrote it the way she would talk to a friend across the kitchen table. Not from a healed mountaintop, and not looking down. Across. Close enough to say: I know this road, I walked it, and there's a way through.
It ends where her life turned, the night she finally jumped through the window God cracked open for her.
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Every copy comes with a personal letter from Lisa. Not a template. She writes it.
Delivered as an eBook you can read on a phone, which for some women is the only screen that stays private.
Why the letter
Most women who buy this book
have not told anybody.
That is why every copy comes with something written to her, by name, from somebody who has been where she is. It costs Lisa time she does not really have. She does it anyway.