Fragments of Affection
The blood on her hands doesn’t match the memories in her head.
A story of fractured memory, buried secrets, and the unsettling distance between who we are and what we remember.
Available in paperback and on Kindle.
What if the worst thing you ever did was something you couldn’t remember?
Jess Lewis discovers blood on her hands that doesn’t match the memories in her head.
As the truth begins to fracture around her, she is forced to question what happened, who knows more than they are saying, and whether the answers she is searching for may already exist somewhere inside her own mind.
Fragments of Affection is a psychological thriller about memory, identity, trauma, and what happens when the person you trust least is yourself.
“What impressed me most was the depth and complexity of the plot.”
“The characters are so alive. You will find yourself bonding with them as if they are people you have known forever.”
“This book delivers a deep emotional pull and a suspenseful journey that keeps you reading late into the night.”
Written with curiosity.
Researched with care.
Fragments of Affection explores dissociation and Dissociative Identity Disorder with significant research and care.
Danielle conducted more than 100 interviews with individuals living with DID, clinicians, researchers, and experts as part of the research process for the novel.
The mystery and danger belong to the fiction. The representation was approached with empathy, curiosity, and responsibility.
Meet Danielle Blum
An author, experience curator, and multipassionate creator exploring identity, human behavior, and the complicated stories we tell ourselves. Her fiction blends emotional depth with vivid, cinematic storytelling.
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