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Trapped
Charlie Hill has a promising job, a wonderful best friend, a perfect husband, and an anxiety disorder that she is desperately trying to hide from the rest of the world. But the harsh reality of her mental illness comes to light when an unexpected event forces Charlie to make the most important decision of her life, risking everything in the process. Trapped is the story of a woman on the brink of a life-altering event, struggling to manage her anxiety in a situation that is becoming increasingly impossible to control. A woman who is about to learn that sometimes when we wait too long to decide what we want, life goes ahead and chooses for us.
58 pages, Paperback
Published May 13, 2016
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August 22, 2016
**I was given a copy of Trapped by the author for a honest review**
This is a novella/short story about a woman who suffers from anxiety. It is really emotional being inside her head, feeling what she is feeling. The author writes in a way that you feel as if you know Charlie, she is one of your friends who is silently suffering through anxiety and you are completely unaware. She becomes pregnant, and has so many doubts and fears about the pregnancy, and how it makes her husband feel, which leads to an unfortunate event. It's heart wrenching look at what many people suffer through around the world.
This is a novella/short story about a woman who suffers from anxiety. It is really emotional being inside her head, feeling what she is feeling. The author writes in a way that you feel as if you know Charlie, she is one of your friends who is silently suffering through anxiety and you are completely unaware. She becomes pregnant, and has so many doubts and fears about the pregnancy, and how it makes her husband feel, which leads to an unfortunate event. It's heart wrenching look at what many people suffer through around the world.
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