Fragments Becoming Whole: Healing a Broken Childhood is the deeply personal memoir of Jermaine Springer, born to Barbadian parents in the UK and raised in a household defined by neglect, psychological cruelty, and both physical and sexual abuse at the hands of an older sibling, while their mother looked the other way. With no blueprint for love or safety, Jermaine's unprocessed trauma turned inward and outward — leading to convictions, imprisonment, and years of battling the anger that his childhood had seeded. Chapter by chapter, he traces the roots of that pain, the moments he hit rock bottom, and the slow, hard-won climb toward recovery through therapy, fatherhood, and the decision to finally expose his abuser. Written with raw honesty and a fierce hope, this is a book about what it means to stop being defined by what was done to you — and to begin, fragment by fragment, to become whole.