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Breaking Free

Breaking Free

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Publisher Price: $13.99

ISBN13: 9798995052029
Publisher: Bluehaven Media
Published: Jul 18 2026
Pages: 186
Weight: 0.56
Height: 0.43 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Breaking Free is the third volume in the Freedom Price Tag memoir series, continuing the true story of a life shaped by migration, faith, determination, and the pursuit of independence. After arriving in America, the author works tirelessly to build stability for her family, learning a new language, creating opportunities, raising her children, developing a successful career, and helping establish a secure home. Yet as her outward life grows stronger, the reality inside her marriage becomes increasingly difficult to ignore. Repeated suspicion, control, accusations, and emotional strain slowly reveal a pattern she can no longer explain away. This is not simply a story of hardship, but of recognition-the moment when endurance is no longer mistaken for strength and the price of staying becomes clearer than the fear of change. Written anonymously by choice, Breaking Free preserves privacy while remaining faithful to the emotional truth of the author's lived experience. For readers who have ever questioned whether loyalty has become self-erasure, or whether survival has required too much silence, this memoir offers an honest reflection on resilience, awakening, and the courage required to begin choosing oneself.

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