Fiction & Literature > Women's Fiction

Brenda is a young, pregnant woman who is in her most exciting time of her life. Brenda and her husband are having a baby girl and the journey through pregnancy is shared from finding out to having birth. Brenda pens her ups, downs, struggles of pregnancy all while preparing for motherhood mentally, physically, and emotionally. It isn’t until after she has her daughter that she experiences what so many women in this world go through….postpartum depression. While this can happen before and during pregnancy, it’s a topic that isn’t discussed enough in today’s world and Brenda shares her experience and how she got through it. The start to a series of social issues women face, postpartum depr ...

Ready to read a dynamic book? This 568 page novel is 2 books in one. Be ready to wander as the characters and story unfolds. Enjoy. Description below: Wanda Willingway, a mother, student and office assistant, discovers in her daily duties that she has a mental health illness called P.M.S., Premenstrual Syndrome, once termed PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder). Wanda struggles with the symptoms of this chemical/hormonal imbalance and the stress of parenting. She fights to fight off the extreme mood swings that makes her feel and look like a mad-mom which creeps up on her and her son erratically, causing her traumatic coming-of-age childhood past to pop up and petrify her as a parent. ...

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Melissa walked around each day with a false face on. She worked very hard to conceal the truth, so she forced a smile. She moves about her day as if everything is okay. When the truth is she only hopes to be herself, her true self. But instead she has forced truth and deception to co-exist so much that she too has been fooled by the mask. Will she ever discover it and have the courage to remove it?