First draft preview — Deone's new site, in progress
DEONE GRAHAM

Author · Oceanside, California

You are not alone.

That is the job of this site, in Deone's own words: "Let readers know they are not alone."

Deone Graham writes memoirs of survival and faith — a life lived behind masks, and what it took to lay them down.

Deone Graham holding her French horn at church

My story

I suffer with Borderline personality disorder BPD. It has made my life crazy. But it doesn't have to stay that way. And I'm going to show you how. With help from God, hard work. I'm living proof of it.

"I want the hard topics on. That's what is going to help people. Knowing someone is willing to talk about the hard stuff."

— Deone, on what this site will not skip

The books

The Many Masks of a Borderline by Deone Graham

The Many Masks of a Borderline

From a First Degree Charge to a First Degree Faith

Diagnosed with borderline personality disorder at 44, in prison, Deone tells how the masks went on — and how faith and hard work brought them off.

Paperback $16.60 · also on Kindle

Buy on Amazon

The first three chapters are free to read — they will be posted here on the full site.

THE BROKEN MASK
OF THE RUINED GIRL

A Memoir of Survival, Strength, and Choosing Myself After Devastation

"This is not a victim's story. This is a Matriarch's testimony."

The Broken Mask of the Ruined Girl

55 chapters, written for her grandchildren

A childhood she was never supposed to survive, prison, stage 3 cancer — and the woman who came out the other side. She was four years old when the mask went on. She was fifty-nine when it finally broke.

Paperback $19.00 · Chicago Write

Cover and Amazon link join the full build — this card holds their place.

Coming next

How I Survived Prison by Being a Chameleon — Deone's third book, in progress now.

Kind words

"Great book would recommend. Gives a good look into the authors life and what she had to go through."

Get in touch

Reader messages and speaking invitations are welcome. Deone reads every note herself.

Write to Deone — gdeone54@gmail.com

A contact form joins the full site. Until then, email reaches her directly.