Robbed

The bunk beds, the neighbor kids, the shame that never left-what began as whispered nightmares in a crowded childhood home became the quiet gravity of my life. In this raw, unflinching memoir, I trace the years when my body was treated as everyone else's secret and my voice felt useless. With clear-eyed honesty and startling compassion, I move from the small, terrified girl who learned to make herself invisible to the woman who demanded to be seen. This is a book about survival-about memory, the cost of silence, and the slow, savage work of reclaiming a life.