Madwoman
by Chelsea Bieker
Sarah's take
I recommend "Madwoman" because Chelsea Bieker beautifully captures the fierce resilience of a mother determined to protect her children, even as the shadows of her past threaten to engulf her. This book is perfect for readers who appreciate raw emotional depth and complex portrayals of womanhood, as it deftly navigates themes of survival and self-discovery amidst turmoil.
About the book
Clove flees her abusive husband with her children to hide in a remote coastal town, but the past has a way of finding you. As old wounds resurface and new threats emerge, she must confront the devastating choices that desperate mothers make to protect their families. A raw, unflinching exploration of survival, motherhood, and the thin line between victim and protector.
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