Looking At Her Hurt

Meyers finds herself engulfed in grief after the sudden loss of her beloved aunt, who had been her closest confidante and pillar of support. The novel unfolds in the town of her university where Meyers struggles to balance her studies as she seeks healing. Navigating the challenges of her daily life, two contrasting figures enter her world-Liam, charismatic and carefree, and Oliver, reserved and intellectual.

Caught in the intricate web of love and grief, Meyers is torn between the two young men who offer different paths to healing. Liam provides an escape through poetry and spontaneous adventures, while Oliver offers intellectual solace and stability. Competing for her affection, their parallel worlds reflect the duality of her own emotional turmoil, forcing her to confront the barricades she's built around her heart.

While Meyers forges ahead, her younger siblings remain anchored in a fractured home, their father struggling to navigate the aftermath of their mother's infidelity. The echoes of Meyers' high school years, where she bore witness to her mother's betrayal, cast a long shadow over her perception of love, rendering her hesitant and cautious.

The narrative unfolds as a lyrical exploration of grief and resilience, as she grapples with loss and the haunting memories of her past, she discovers that the pain that once controlled her can be a catalyst for growth.