About Lora Lacey
Storyteller
About the Author & Her Debut Novel
All the Broken Angels
Lora Lacey is a storyteller from the Mississippi Delta with deep ancestral ties to the Ozarks. Rooted in the rhythms of the Delta and the mysteries of mountain life, her writing carries the weight of generations—stories whispered, half-told, or buried altogether.
Her debut novel, All the Broken Angels, is a haunting, lyrical journey through the silences that shape us, the secrets families bury, and the fierce, fragile love that survives even the cruelest soil. Set against the misty ridgelines and hollers of a fictionalized Ozarks, the novel follows the fractured legacy of a girl named Ruby—forced too young into womanhood, silenced by those meant to protect her, and hidden away by history.
A fictional account, told through the eyes of the daughter she was made to give up, All the Broken Angels uncovers a generational story of shame, mysticism, and survival. At its heart, it’s about reclaiming a voice that was never allowed to speak—giving flesh to a ghost, and light to the things long buried.
Blending family folklore, spiritual undercurrents, and stark emotional truth, this novel invites readers into a world where women carry trauma like a second skin, and where healing comes not just from remembering, but from speaking.
Easy to read but hard to forget, All the Broken Angels is for anyone who’s ever felt a story stirring beneath the surface of their own family, waiting for someone brave enough to tell it.
Names and locations have been changed. Some details have been added or dramatized for narrative effect, but the emotional truth remains.
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