Black And Blue [Extended – Breakdown]

For ten years, Fran had been an ER nurse, patching up the casualties of life, while secretly hiding her own. She made excuses: “I fell,” “The door slammed on my arm,” while she secretly tried to put together the pieces of a life that felt increasingly shattered.

It wasn't easy. She became a woman with a new name, moving to a city far from home. She worked under the table and lived in fear every time a blue uniform passed her window. But for the first time in years, the and blue on her body began to fade, replaced by the quiet, tender green of a new life growing. She was no longer a victim; she was a survivor, taking the first, terrifying steps toward her own freedom. Key Themes in Stories of "Black and Blue": black and blue

If you'd like a different type of story, let me know if you prefer one focusing on: (like the movie with Naomie Harris) For ten years, Fran had been an ER

(like Paul Canoville's story of surviving racism and cancer) Graphic novel/brotherhood (addressing social tension) I can tailor the narrative to those themes. Black and Blue: A Novel (Oprah's Book Club) - Amazon.com She became a woman with a new name,