"Breaking the Run: A Memoir of Trauma, Healing, and Rediscovery" is a raw and transformative story of a woman's journey to confront the shadows of her past and break free from decades of denial.

From her idyllic yet complex childhood in Amarillo, Texas, to her life as a high-achieving athlete, mother, and survivor, Jordan Ellis takes readers on an emotional journey of resilience and self-discovery. This memoir explores the buried pain of childhood abuse, the relentless pursuit of perfection, and the toll of societal expectations on identity and self-worth.

Through vivid storytelling, Ellis reveals the power of memory, the courage to face long-hidden truths, and the transformative impact of experimental MDMA-assisted therapy. Her journey is a testament to the strength required to break free from trauma, embrace vulnerability, and rediscover one's authentic self.

For readers of Tara Westover's Educated and Roxane Gay's Hunger, this memoir is a compelling exploration of the intersection between trauma, healing, and empowerment. Jordan Ellis's story reminds us that true freedom comes not from running away, but from standing still long enough to heal.