Between Grace & Fire

A Platinum Chocolate Psychological Saga

De: Long Temple

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Between Grace & Fire

A Platinum Chocolate Psychological Saga**

Some lives are shaped by love.
Others are forged by survival.
And a few are tempered—slowly, painfully—between grace and fire.

Between Grace & Fire is a psychologically layered, emotionally searing literary saga that traces one woman’s interior life from childhood into adulthood—not through spectacle, but through consequence. This is not a story about what happened. It is a story about what it cost.

At its center is Aurie—a woman raised inside precision, performance, and expectation, groomed for appearance rather than protection, exactness rather than care. As a child, she learns how to stay still, how to be useful, how to survive without being seen. As a woman, she learns that survival does not end when danger does—it simply becomes quieter, more refined.

What unfolds is an intimate psychological excavation:
• of identity shaped by control
• of memory fractured by necessity
• of truth that arrives long after safety

Through an ongoing internal dialogue—part conscience, part witness, part alter ego—Aurie navigates relationships, ambition, and visibility, discovering that clarity is not liberation, but exposure. That naming the truth does not heal the wound—it reveals it.

This saga does not rush resolution. It honors the long arc of becoming.

Written in cinematic, lyrical prose, Between Grace & Fire explores:

• Childhood trauma and psychological survival

• The cost of exactness, authorship, and truth-telling

• Power, silence, and emotional inheritance

• The interior lives of women who learned to endure before they learned to choose

• Identity as something claimed, not inherited

This is not a redemption story in the traditional sense.
It is a reckoning.
A witnessing.
A reclamation of voice without apology.

For readers of literary women’s fiction, psychological fiction, modern legacy narratives, and emotionally intelligent storytelling, Between Grace & Fire stands as a quiet, unflinching work—one that trusts the reader to sit with discomfort, nuance, and truth.

Some stories are meant to comfort.
Others are meant to tell the truth.

This one does both—without asking permission.