The Wild Unbroken

Can what has been destroyed become unbroken?

Years after their marriage fell apart, cyber-security expert Djalu Makal and estate agent Anahera are living on separate continents while trying to coparent their young, disabled son Johnny during a worldwide pandemic.

Ana's red-hot temper and Djalu's habit of "talking out his bum" have always been a volatile mix, but surprise changes in their lives inspire re-evaluations for both of them. As a new, and often unpredictable, community blooms in the desert around them, both imagine the future.

Ana dreams of freedom while Djalu dreams of getting their family back under the same roof. Is there any point in the universe where their dreams align?

Raelee May Carpenter is a student of landback economics, a bit of a Christian mystic, and a "chronically online" author of contemporary fiction. Their work is passionate, descriptive, and a bit edgy. They serve as unpaid help to the naughtiest doglet ever born and a member of an incredible chosen family that spans three continents.They live daily with multiple chronic health conditions, and between health flares and book-creating, they try to grow food for their neighbors while dreaming of collective liberation.