A Thousand Broken Pieces

About the Book

        In the middle of 9/11, a young woman, Liz, flees to Maryland to escape her nagging, controlling father, who seems to have ruined everything in her life. There, she hopes that her boyfriend, who she is madly in love with, would reunite with her, but instead, she becomes entangled by unfortunate circumstances, and the aftermath of a one-time fling shattering her life in A Thousand Broken Pieces.

        In Maryland, she takes the reader on a journey to Guyana as she unravels the dark secrets from her past, a childhood filled with harsh restrictions, suspicion, and disillusion. In deep pain, she wonders if her life could ever turn around, and if she could get a second chance of reuniting with her boyfriend and her father. In this spellbinding novel, readers will find out how Liz eventually learns to value relationships.

About the Author

Pearlie Chandra Singh, born in Guyana, arrived in America with dreams of furthering her education. After obtaining a master’s degree in English literature, she completed her first book, A Thousand Broken Pieces. Presently, she is working with the City University of New York as a Writing Consultant.