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    612-822-4611

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The Star Fallen Book 1 Fracture

The Star Fallen Book 1 Fracture

Clark, Allison Luna

Paperback

Series: The Star Fallen, Book 1

Young Adult Fiction

ISBN13: 9798258171511
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Apr 20 2026
Pages: 428
Weight: 1.09
Height: 0.87 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Ally was created to be perfect.

As an angel in Heaven, everything about her existence was already decided, her role, her purpose, and who she was meant to be. There were no questions. No choices. No room to become anything outside of what she was designed for.

In a place built entirely on control, order, and perfection, deviation is not just rare, it is impossible.

Until something changes.

After an unexpected encounter with the Core of Heaven, Ally's body begins to transform into something she was never meant to become. At first, the changes are small, subtle distortions in a system that was never supposed to break. But in Heaven, even the smallest deviation carries weight. And Ally is no longer something the system can easily define.

As she struggles to understand what is happening to her, the world around her begins to shift as well. Cracks form beneath Heaven's flawless surface. Long-buried tensions rise. Rules that once felt absolute begin to feel unstable. And the higher forces that govern everything begin to notice that something is wrong.

Something is changing.

And Heaven does not tolerate change.

The Star Fallen: Fracture is the first installment in a character-driven fantasy series about identity, control, and the cost of defying a system that was never meant to be questioned.

Because sometimes, becoming who you are... means breaking everything you were told to be.

And sometimes, that breaking is only the beginning.

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