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After its release, Luna Thomsen's story was featured in the acclaimed Danish podcast Third Ear - Dæmonernes Verden, where thousands of listeners first heard her speak about faith, trauma, and survival inside a modern-day sect. The Bruises We Can't See is a raw and poetic memoir about breaking generational cycles, surviving addiction, and learning to live after trauma. It's the story no one asked her to tell - because they didn't think she'd live long enough to remember it. But she did, and now the family group chat is very quiet. This book lays bare the cost of healing, and what's left when the dust settles and you're the only one holding a broom. LUNA THOMSEN peels back the skin of a life lived on the edge of faith, family, and sanity. From a childhood carved by violence to the cold silence of overdoses, cult-like religion, and the twisted promise of thinness, this memoir walks the tightrope between destruction and defiance. With poetic precision and unrelenting honesty, Thomsen doesn't ask for pity - she hands you the match and watches what you do with the fire. Perfect for readers of: A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara Educated by Tara Westover Know My Name by Chanel Miller The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls Heavy by Kiese Laymon Hunger by Roxane Gay Girl, Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy

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