Divine and Forsaken: First to Break The First Daughter's Fall from Grace She was born divine; the first daughter, the obedient one, the light they leaned on and the silence they expected to keep. But when she named the truth, they called her disobedient. When she broke the cycle, they called her broken. When she walked away, they called her the problem. She wasn't the problem. She was the first to fall from grace, and the first to rise from it. Divine and Forsaken: First to Break is the raw, unflinching memoir of a daughter scapegoated by her narcissistic mother, buried in silence, and raised to carry what no child should. Told through lyrical prose, visceral memories, and sacred defiance, Matilda Valen's debut memoir is a lifeline for every eldest daughter who was never just a child. She doesn't write for closure. She writes for freedom. If you've ever been told you were too much, too loud, too If you were the peacekeeper and the problem, the caretaker and the If you were the first to break, this story is yours. "She didn't fall apart. She broke the silence." Buy now and begin the story of the daughter who was never chosen, but chose herself anyway

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