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The Ghost We Carry
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ISBN13: 9798193316732
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 62
Weight: 0.21
Height: 0.15 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 62
Weight: 0.21
Height: 0.15 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Some ghosts don't haunt houses.
They live in the body. The Ghost We Carry is a raw, introspective work of literary fiction that explores trauma, addiction, identity, and the long shadow of inherited harm. Through fractured memory and emotional reckoning, Jesse returns to the places - and people - that shaped them, only to discover that survival often means confronting what has been avoided for a lifetime. Haunted by the past and pulled between destructive desire and quiet steadiness, Jesse navigates relationships that blur love with escape, loyalty with self-betrayal. As old patterns resurface and the weight of unresolved wounds grows heavier, they must decide whether healing is possible - or whether some ghosts are meant to be carried forever. This novel does not offer easy redemption or tidy resolutions. Instead, it remains in the aftermath - where anger, grief, forgiveness, and longing collide - and asks what it truly means to reclaim yourself when the damage was never of your making. This book is for readers drawn to character-driven stories, emotional complexity, and the quiet violence of inner lives. It is a story about breaking cycles, naming what was never spoken, and learning to breathe again - even when the past refuses to stay buried.
They live in the body. The Ghost We Carry is a raw, introspective work of literary fiction that explores trauma, addiction, identity, and the long shadow of inherited harm. Through fractured memory and emotional reckoning, Jesse returns to the places - and people - that shaped them, only to discover that survival often means confronting what has been avoided for a lifetime. Haunted by the past and pulled between destructive desire and quiet steadiness, Jesse navigates relationships that blur love with escape, loyalty with self-betrayal. As old patterns resurface and the weight of unresolved wounds grows heavier, they must decide whether healing is possible - or whether some ghosts are meant to be carried forever. This novel does not offer easy redemption or tidy resolutions. Instead, it remains in the aftermath - where anger, grief, forgiveness, and longing collide - and asks what it truly means to reclaim yourself when the damage was never of your making. This book is for readers drawn to character-driven stories, emotional complexity, and the quiet violence of inner lives. It is a story about breaking cycles, naming what was never spoken, and learning to breathe again - even when the past refuses to stay buried.
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