Someone Borrowed, Someone Blue

Someone Borrowed, Someone Blue is told entirely through emails—every message dated and timestamped, giving readers an authentic, voyeuristic glimpse into a relationship that becomes a lifeline. There’s no sugar-coating here, no neat resolutions wrapped in platitudes. Just two women, their words on a screen, and the brutal honesty that comes when you have nothing left to lose.

As you eavesdrop on Mikki and Krystal’s conversation, you may find something unexpected: the missing piece of your own story, the permission to speak your truth, or the strength you didn’t know you were borrowing from someone else’s journey.

Who This Book Is For

This book is for survivors of childhood sexual abuse who are tired of feeling alone in their pain. It’s for anyone who has ever felt the crushing weight of trauma and wondered if healing is actually possible, or just something other people get to experience.

Someone Borrowed, Someone Blue is for readers who:

• Are navigating their own healing journey and need to know they’re not the only ones struggling
• Have contemplated suicide or self-harm as an escape from unbearable emotional pain
• Want to understand the long-term impact of childhood trauma on adult life
• Are looking for authentic, unvarnished stories about recovery—not sanitized inspiration
• Support survivors and want deeper insight into their experiences
• Appreciate epistolary fiction that feels intimate and real
• Believe in the power of human connection to save lives

Content Warning: This book contains frank discussions of childhood sexual abuse, suicidal ideation, and trauma. It is intended for mature readers who are prepared for emotionally intense content.

What Readers Will Discover

Through Mikki and Krystal’s correspondence, readers will encounter:

• The reality of living with unprocessed childhood trauma
• How survivors navigate the decision between giving up and fighting back
• The transformative power of being truly seen and heard by another person
• Practical insights into the healing process from someone who has lived it
• The courage it takes to trust a stranger with your darkest secrets
• Why sometimes borrowing someone else’s strength is exactly what we need to find our own

Why This Book Matters

Someone Borrowed, Someone Blue doesn’t just tell a story about trauma—it invites you into the room where healing begins. By presenting the narrative through actual emails, the book creates an immediacy and authenticity that traditional storytelling can’t match. You’re not reading about Mikki’s journey; you’re witnessing it in real time, one message at a time.

This is a book that trusts its readers with the truth. It doesn’t minimize pain or rush toward redemption. Instead, it honors the messy process of deciding to live when dying feels easier.

The Question Only You Can Answer

Mikki trusted Krystal with her secret. Now the question is: Is Mikki’s secret safe with you?

Open her inbox. Become the silent witness to a conversation that might just change your life.