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Chasing the Storm
Kat thought she was finally going to heal by pulling inward—by staying quiet, avoiding relationships, and convincing herself that independence was the same thing as peace.
After years of oversharing, emotional spirals, and saying too much to the wrong people, she’s determined to do things less texting, fewer explanations, more control. Her marriage is unraveling with paperwork and practicality instead of drama. She’s holding it together. Recalibrating. Healing.
Then there’s Cole.
The one person who doesn’t ask her to explain herself.
The one who listens quietly, offering gentle warmth instead of solutions.
The one who sees her chaos and refuses to believe her when she calls herself a mess.
As Kat navigates the complicated in-between of separation, motherhood, and a life that no longer fits the shape she built it in, she’s forced to confront an uncomfortable staying quiet doesn’t mean staying safe—and being strong doesn’t have to mean being alone.
Heartfelt, funny, and achingly real, this book is for anyone who has ever doubted themselves in love, marriage, or life—and tried to shrink themselves to keep the peace. It’s for anyone who has discovered that maybe they were never the problem to begin with.
After years of oversharing, emotional spirals, and saying too much to the wrong people, she’s determined to do things less texting, fewer explanations, more control. Her marriage is unraveling with paperwork and practicality instead of drama. She’s holding it together. Recalibrating. Healing.
Then there’s Cole.
The one person who doesn’t ask her to explain herself.
The one who listens quietly, offering gentle warmth instead of solutions.
The one who sees her chaos and refuses to believe her when she calls herself a mess.
As Kat navigates the complicated in-between of separation, motherhood, and a life that no longer fits the shape she built it in, she’s forced to confront an uncomfortable staying quiet doesn’t mean staying safe—and being strong doesn’t have to mean being alone.
Heartfelt, funny, and achingly real, this book is for anyone who has ever doubted themselves in love, marriage, or life—and tried to shrink themselves to keep the peace. It’s for anyone who has discovered that maybe they were never the problem to begin with.
129 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 5, 2026
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