POSTPARTUM ANXIETY

After bringing her newborn daughter home, Nora expects exhaustion, adjustment, and the steep learning curve of first-time motherhood. What she does not expect is the fear-constant, invasive, and impossible to quiet.

As the days blur into sleepless nights, Nora becomes consumed by intrusive thoughts and an unshakable sense that something is terribly wrong. Every sound, every silence, every ordinary moment feels charged with danger. While her husband tries to hold their family together, Nora's anxiety tightens its grip, pulling her away from the people who love her and from the mother she thought she would be.

Afraid of being judged, and even more afraid of what it might mean to tell the truth, Nora hides the depth of her unraveling until one terrifying night forces her to confront what she can no longer survive alone.

Postpartum Anxiety is a raw and intimate novel about motherhood, fear, silence, and the courage it takes to ask for help. Though this is a work of fiction, many parts of the story are inspired by the author's real-life experiences, bringing an added layer of honesty and emotional truth to Nora's journey.