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He fixes everything. Doors. Walls. Broken hearts.
But no one ever taught Nick how to fix himself.
At seventeen, Nick Jones has learned one thing the hard way: no one is coming to save him. Raised in a group foster home nicknamed the Junk Yard, Nick has survived by staying useful—patching holes in the drywall, unclogging drains, keeping the peace between the boys and the man paid to “look after” them.
So when his caseworker gives him a one-way ticket out, Nick doesn’t ask questions. He grabs his tools, his scraped-together cash, and leaves the only home he’s ever known behind.
New town. New job. New room of his own.
And maybe, just maybe, a chance to build something that’s his.
A Little Broken is a deeply emotional coming-of-age story about survival, softness, and learning how to choose yourself. It’s for the ones who had to grow up too soon. The ones who held it together for everyone else. The ones still learning what it means to be loved.
He fixes everything. Doors. Walls. Broken hearts.
But no one ever taught Nick how to fix himself.
At seventeen, Nick Jones has learned one thing the hard way: no one is coming to save him. Raised in a group foster home nicknamed the Junk Yard, Nick has survived by staying useful—patching holes in the drywall, unclogging drains, keeping the peace between the boys and the man paid to “look after” them.
So when his caseworker gives him a one-way ticket out, Nick doesn’t ask questions. He grabs his tools, his scraped-together cash, and leaves the only home he’s ever known behind.
New town. New job. New room of his own.
And maybe, just maybe, a chance to build something that’s his.
A Little Broken is a deeply emotional coming-of-age story about survival, softness, and learning how to choose yourself. It’s for the ones who had to grow up too soon. The ones who held it together for everyone else. The ones still learning what it means to be loved.