Coming in 2026
the story he told the one that's actually true

The Diary of a "Mad Woman"

my life with an undiagnosed covert narcissist

A memoir about loving someone who rewrote your reality — and the long, quiet work of writing it back in your own hand.

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You already know the feeling.

The version of events that never quite matched what you remembered. The apology that somehow became your fault. The friends who slowly, politely, stopped believing you.

This is the story of a relationship built on that quiet erosion — told from the inside, in real time, before it had a name. It's not a clinical breakdown of narcissistic abuse. It's a diary. Messy, specific, and true, from the first small lie to the moment the whole story finally made sense.

If you've ever been told you're too sensitive, too much, or simply wrong about your own life — this book was written for you.

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I wasn't losing my mind. I was losing my mind to him — one small, reasonable-sounding correction at a time.
from Chapter Four
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Haylie

I spend my days as a surgical first assistant — steady hands, clear head, no room for doubt in the OR. It took me a lot longer to trust that same clarity in my own life.

The Diary of a "Mad Woman" is the book I needed and couldn't find: not a diagnosis, not a self-help checklist, just one woman's honest account of what it's like to love someone who makes you doubt what's real — and what it takes to trust yourself again.

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No release date yet — but you'll hear it from me before anyone else.