Rise Of The Phoenix Woman: A Journey from Hurt to Healing to High vibration - Couverture souple

Singh, Nisha

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ISBN 13 : 9798242512702

Editeur : Independently published, 2026

Synopsis

Rise of the Phoenix Woman

Some wars don’t leave bruises.
They leave doubt.

Suhani’s life looks composed—respectable, managed, admired. But beneath the surface, she is fighting battles no one sees. Battles of silence. Of shrinking. Of questioning her own worth while meeting everyone else’s expectations.

This is a slow-burn psychological novel about women who survive quietly—while losing themselves piece by piece. About depression that doesn’t scream. About self-respect that erodes slowly. About how a woman can live inside a life that looks “perfect” and still feel invisible.

The danger here isn’t loud.
It’s subtle.
It grows through control disguised as care, through silence mistaken for maturity, through endurance praised as strength.

As the pressure builds, Suhani is forced to confront the questions women are rarely allowed to ask:

How much pain is too much to carry in the name of love?
At what point does adjustment become self-betrayal?
And what happens when a woman realizes she has been surviving, not living?

This is not a story about breaking rules.
It is a story about breaking silence.

Rise of the Phoenix Woman explores the unseen emotional cost of staying quiet, the slow descent into self-doubt, and the moment a woman begins to remember her worth.

If you believe women’s greatest battles are fought within,
if you understand how depression hides behind responsibility,
and if you know that self-respect is not negotiable—

this book will speak to you.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Independently published
• Date d'édition: 2026
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 13: 9798242512702
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 695
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