Unbroken: Mother’s Curses, Father’s Lies, and God’s Healing

Through vivid, unflinching prose, Hope Fu recounts a childhood marked by her mother’s vicious curses and her father’s manipulative lies—experiences that shattered her sense of self-worth and left deep psychological wounds. Yet even in her darkest moments, glimmers of divine intervention shine through, revealing how God the Heavenly Father worked behind the scenes to protect, provide, and ultimately transform her life. 

In Asia, where family suffering is often endured quietly and shame keeps wounds unspoken, this memoir offers recognition, voice, and the possibility of healing for those who have been deeply hurt at home.

“This story must be heard. Though pseudonyms are used, the people are real, as the events are raw, opening up layer upon layer of complex human emotions. ” —David W. F. Wong, lyricist and author

"Hope traces the arc of her life with unflinching honesty—raw yet redemptive, pain interwoven with grace—like a vessel of kintsugi pottery, made all the more beautiful for having been broken and lovingly restored with gold.” —Aaron Lee, writer-poet, co-founder of the Laniakea Culture Collective 

“Hope's faith in God’s Word and gratitude towards God’s provision have enabled her to experience post traumatic growth.  Trauma exists because of the sinful nature of man.  But salvation through Christ brings forth resilience and hope.” —Ng Kwai Sim, senior social worker in Child Protection