The Girl Who Outgrew Her Cage

At seventeen, she gives birth alone in a room humming with machines, her baby taken away before she can even whisper her name. But this is not where her story begins - nor where it ends.
At fourteen, cast out of her parents' home and their religion, she found refuge in a man twice her age - a man who taught her that love could mean obedience, silence, survival. When she finally escapes, she carries more than scars: she carries the belief that love must hurt to be real.

Years later, when she meets a man who feels like light after a lifetime of dark, she falls without hesitation. But even the gentlest love can become a cage when both hearts are bruised.
The Girl Who Outgrew Her Cage is a lyrical, unflinching novel about love that saves and love that suffocates, about motherhood, survival, and the quiet miracle of choosing yourself - even when the world has already chosen for you.