You built the life. You did the work. Something is still wrong.

For most of her life, Susannah LaPoint managed herself well — building a wellness coaching business, facilitating breathwork, collecting the tools the world promised would finally work. And underneath all of it, a quiet knowing she couldn't silence: none of this is actually it.

In January 2025, that quiet knowing became unavoidable. What she calls the "Divine Interruption" arrived without invitation and left nothing intact — not her identity, not her certainty, not the careful distance she had kept between herself and anything true.

Broken Cisterns reveals what she found on the other side.

Written for the woman who senses the wrongness but hasn't had a name for what she's detecting, this book does not offer another method, program, or spiritual discipline. It exposes what both the wellness world and institutional religion have in common: they put the solution inside you or inside your effort. And neither of them can fix a kingdom problem.

Drawing on the original languages of Scripture, Susannah traces how meaning drifted — how words like love, faith, and Word were quietly emptied of their weight — and what it costs to recover them. This is not an academic exercise. It is a disruptive one.

The wrongness you feel is accurate. You are not broken.

You are living in the wrong kingdom. And now you know another one exists.