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...On the day I died, everything came to life.... After Genevieve's suicide attempt leaves her in a coma, she wakes up-not in heaven, not in hell, but in Limbo... with a weed-smoking, jazz-playing, truth-telling spirit guide named Ryan. Together, they stroll through the soundtrack of her life-memory by memory-unpacking love, trauma, silence, identity, and everything in between. As she confronts her past and the weight of her pain, Genevieve must make the ultimate choice: Will she let go and die-or fight to return and finally live? In this emotionally stirring and soul-rich tale, Anesa Laneigh explores the depths and layers of womanhood, healing, and what it means to find yourself when you've already given up. A little trippy, a little funny, and achingly real-this is the story of a woman reborn.

Lia always hated Esther, she even bought a death notebook where she wrote names. The first name she wrote was "Esther V.M", Esther.. the perfect girl with perfect curls, style, grades, and personality. Lia couldn't stand it.

THE SHAPE OF STAYING is a psychological marriage thriller about control disguised as love-and the quiet power it takes to reclaim yourself. Clementine Thompson believed she had married safety. Her husband, Thompson, is calm, meticulous, and quietly powerful. Their life is orderly, successful, and private-everything a marriage should look like from the outside. But when Clementine discovers evidence that her husband has been monitoring her life and leveraging her family for professional gain, she realizes her marriage was never a refuge. It was a structure designed to contain her. As Clementine leaves, the danger does not announce itself with violence or rage. Instead, it watches. Calculates. Waits. What follows is not a story of escape through chaos, but a psychological reckoning-one where silence is weaponized, devotion is redefined, and love becomes something that must be unlearned before it can be chosen again. When Clementine begins a new relationship with a man who neither rescues nor controls her, she faces an unexpected challenge: how to love without surrendering herself. As her husband's carefully constructed world begins to collapse, Clementine must decide what forgiveness really means-and whether independence and intimacy can exist together. THE SHAPE OF STAYING is a restrained, emotionally powerful novel about emotional coercion, marriage, and the courage it takes to stay-this time, by choice.