Broken Cube
Fiction / Philosophical Drama

Broken Cube

What we couldn’t fix.

Some families are built on love. The Millers were built on a blueprint. Dorian Miller has spent his life executing a flawless design: keep the peace, hide the mess, and never let the neighbors hear the screaming. He believes that if he just tries hard enough, he can align the mismatched colors of his family into a perfect whole. But structural failure is inevitable. When a sudden crisis exposes his father’s twenty-year-old secret, Dorian is forced to confront the truth: his childhood was a fabrication, and his father was the architect of a beautiful lie. Standing in the ruins of his past, Dorian holds a broken toy and faces an impossible choice. Can you ever truly know the people who raised you? And is it better to live in a beautiful lie, or face a broken truth?

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Author’s Note

“We spend our lives trying to align all the pieces of our puzzle, like a Rubik's cube. But 'Broken Cube' is about embracing the beauty of the scramble—learning that the fragments and the things we cannot fix are what make our lives beautiful.”

Book Specifications

  • Publisher:Skrots Media & Entertainment
  • Published:March 13, 2026
  • Pages:122 pages
  • Dimensions:5.5 x 0.29 x 8.5 inches
  • Language:English
  • ISBN-13:979-8250902205

What readers said

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Broken Cube: What We Couldn't Fix by Deepali Bakshi is a psychological thriller about the inner workings of a fractured family.
— JM SanerGoodreads
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I liked the setup: a family in which the father is obsessed with order, while the mother is artistic and can't fit so easily into rigid structure.
— Tom LeverettGoodreads

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