Fractured Souls (Perfectly Imperfect, #6)
by Neva Altaj
Asya’s world shattered in the darkness of her torture and trafficking, until Pavel—ruthless and stoic—finds and shelters her, determined to mend her fractured spirit piece by piece. In a raw, hauntingly tender mafia romance, two broken souls learn that love isn’t about possession, but about healing, sacrifice, and daring to let one another fly.
About This Book
In "Fractured Souls," the sixth installment of Neva Altaj's "Perfectly Imperfect" series, readers are introduced to Asya DeVille, an 18-year-old woman whose life is upended by a traumatic assault and subsequent captivity. Believing herself unworthy of her family's love, Asya escapes her harrowing circumstances, only to find herself in a perilous state. Her path crosses with Pavel Morozov, a 33-year-old member of the Bratva, who, moved by her plight, takes her in and becomes her protector.
Asya's journey toward healing is fraught with challenges, as she confronts the deep scars of her past. Pavel, too, grapples with his own demons, including a history of abandonment and emotional isolation. Their evolving relationship is marked by a delicate balance between dependence and independence, as Pavel strives to support Asya's recovery while wrestling with his own fears of attachment. The narrative delves into themes of trauma, resilience, and the complexities of love, set against the backdrop of the mafia underworld. The story's mood is intense and suspenseful, with a slow-burn romance that emphasizes emotional depth and character development.
What Readers Say
Readers praise the book's emotional depth and character development, highlighting its raw and tender portrayal of trauma and healing. Many commend Neva Altaj's writing style for its engaging and immersive storytelling, making it hard to put the book down. Fans note the book's intense emotional impact, with some finding it both heartbreaking and uplifting as it delves into heavy themes like human trafficking and abuse. Some readers express concerns about the pacing and depth of character relationships, feeling certain aspects were rushed or underdeveloped. Content warnings include sensitive topics such as sexual assault and human trafficking, which may be triggering for some readers.
