Disclaimer: I do not own or have rights to these songs, they solely belong to the copyright holders.ĭavenport, Iowa- May 10th, 2012 1:05 a.m. It’s just another added level to the reading experience. So if you’d like, purchase these songs at your favorite online retailer and set your playlists to these songs and enjoy! Or you can go to my website to listen to the Scarred playlist, by simply clicking: or. And why shouldn’t a book have a soundtrack like movies do. I’ve always felt that sometimes my life should come with theme music. Keep in mind that the whole chapter may not go with the song or not every word of the song goes with the scene, but you’ll get the idea. Having seen something similar before, where an author put footnotes for certain scenes and attached a song title, I decided to name each chapter after a song that had a corresponding feeling to it. And while editing this story and listening to music, I was rereading a particularly emotional scene and a sad instrumental was playing and the combination had me in tears.

This novel deals with intense themes and situations that most of us pray to never have to go through. The Civil WarsĬhapter 7- “Fake Plastic Trees” - RadioheadĬhapter 8- “Everything” – Alanis MorissetteĬhapter 9- “Head Over Feet” – Alanis MorissetteĬhapter 12- “Untitled (How Does It Feel)” – D’AngeloĬharter 14- “Back at One” – Brian McKnightĬhapter 15- “A Beautiful Mess”- Jason Mraz Prologue- “Haunted”/“How to Save a Life” – Evanescence/The FrayĬhapter 2- “To Whom It May Concern” – The Civil WarsĬhapter 3- “Butterflies” – Michael JacksonĬhapter 4- “Can We Talk” – Tevin CampbellĬhapter 5- “Safe & Sound” – Taylor Swift ft. Any resemblances to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. This book is dedicated to those with who have scars inside and out, whether fighting for this country or any personal battles you’ve overcome.

Scarred by Twyla Turner