The Land of Broken Crystals: (And the Girl Who Knew Too Much)

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Jane's extraordinary psychic abilities made her a target of MK Ultra mind control systems in the early 1960s. Central to breaking children's spirits—leading to suicide or trafficking—is the removal of their loving mothers. At just seven, Jane's mother was taken from her, prompting Jane to embark on a journey through the woods and fields of Hanover, MA. There, she discovered a profound connection with nature, learning to communicate with animals, flowers, and trees—an innate ability we all possess. The narrative exposes the dark forces attempting to harm children and offers insights into reclaiming one's shamanic powers to connect with nature and fight back. As she grew up, Jane sought her mother but instead found peace with her two daughters. However, her life took a drastic turn when a woman with ties to Nazi Germany threatened to take her children. The unfolding story encompasses immense loss, grief, time travel, and perilous encounters with magical creatures, demons, witches, and corrupt authorities. Yet, the unbreakable bond of love among grandmother, mother, and daughters proves to be the strongest force. This unforgettable journey is filled with both harrowing challenges and the enduring power of love.