Breaking the Mold: You Are Enough
A literary exploration of the extraordinary weight of expectations and the freedom of finally putting them down.
The Human Questions: Why We Break, Why We Heal, and Why We Keep Going
The Human Questions asks why we break, how we heal, and what keeps us moving when life feels unbearably heavy. In clear, unpretentious prose, it explores the quiet truths most adults carry but rarely name out loud. This is not a self-help guide, but a steady companion for anyone caught between survival and growth, exhaustion and hope. If you’ve ever felt lost, in-between versions of yourself, or simply tired of pretending life is simple, this book will sit beside you—without judgment, performance, or easy answers.
Fucking 45
A memoir in Rage, Rest, and Realness
Fucking 45 is a raw, unpolished memoir about what happens when midlife doesn’t arrive softly, but crashes in with eye bags, neck rolls, and the weight of everything you’ve carried in silence. Through poems, fragments, and confessions written in the middle of real life, it traces motherhood, heartbreak, single parenting, survival, and a body pushed past its limits. This book doesn’t pretend or tidy anything up. It’s for every woman who has held everything together, wondered where her old self went, and is still—tired, laughing, and trying—becoming someone she can live with.
The Art of Not Giving Everything You Have
The Art of Not Giving Everything You Have is for the woman who has spent a lifetime giving—time, energy, patience, and pieces of herself—until there’s almost nothing left. In clear, grounded language, it explains why your exhaustion is not a personal failure but a warning, and shows you how to step down from being “the strong one” without becoming hard or uncaring. With practical tools and honest truths, this book teaches you to say no without apology, break the habit of overgiving, protect your energy without guilt, and finally keep enough of yourself to actually live.