Quotes from Fractured

Dani Atkins ·  289 pages

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“that I wasn’t going crazy. For a long time I thought that this story should begin with what happened to me at the church, when my life”
― Dani Atkins, quote from Fractured


“zweites Leben begann etwa zehn Stunden später, als ich im grellen Licht des Krankenzimmers erwachte – mit einer großen Kopfwunde und einer Vergangenheit, an die ich keinerlei Erinnerung besaß. Dass Freunde und Verwandte mein Bett umringten, hätte es mir eigentlich erleichtern sollen, half aber nichts, weil einer aus dieser”
― Dani Atkins, quote from Fractured


“Sarah's friendship was one of my most treasured possessions.”
― Dani Atkins, quote from Fractured


“Mein zweites Leben begann etwa zehn Stunden später, als ich im grellen Licht des Krankenzimmers erwachte – mit einer großen Kopfwunde und einer Vergangenheit, an die ich keinerlei Erinnerung besaß. Dass Freunde und Verwandte mein Bett umringten, hätte es mir eigentlich erleichtern sollen, half aber nichts, weil einer aus dieser Runde schon seit geraumer Zeit tot war. In der Hoffnung, dass”
― Dani Atkins, quote from Fractured


“Ik begon te beseffen dat ik in een nachtmerrie zat toen het tot me doordrong dat ik niet wakker werd: dat alles echt gebeurde, hoe onmogelijk en ongelooflijk dat ook mocht zijn.”
― Dani Atkins, quote from Fractured



About the author

Dani Atkins
Born place: London, The United Kingdom
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