Shattered Vows had me gasping, cheering, and side-eyeing every red flag as Evelyn turns heartbreak into pure, unstoppable healing power.

Shattered Vows is one of those memoir-style stories that pulls you right into someone’s lived experience, raw, unfiltered, and painfully honest. Following Evelyn as she navigates betrayal, trauma, and the long, messy road back to herself felt deeply moving, and I appreciated how she didn’t shy away from the panic attacks, dissociation, and therapy work that recovery often requires. What stayed with me most was her willingness to reveal not just the heartbreak, but the slow rebuilding of her strength and identity. I genuinely enjoyed reading it because it felt real—messy, hopeful, and ultimately empowering in a way that stays with you long after the last page.

If you’ve ever had your heart drop-kicked by betrayal, this book hands you the ice pack AND the comeback plan.

Okay, so Shattered Vows absolutely swallowed me whole—in the best and “wow-I-need-a-minute” way. Evelyn takes you right into the thick of heartbreak, therapy breakthroughs, ugly crying, and those fierce little moments where she starts taking her power back (and I was cheering every time). I loved this book because it doesn’t sugarcoat a single thing, but it also doesn’t leave you sitting in the rubble—it shows you how to rise from it. If you want honesty, healing, and a woman reclaiming herself like an absolute queen, read this one.