At The Edge of Me

Sahra has gotten very good at disappearing. One "I'm fine" at a time, she has let the world grow smaller - the calls she doesn't return, the voicemail she won't play, the apartment she rarely leaves. She tells herself that needing no one is the same as being safe, that the silence is peace, that no one would really notice if she simply slipped away. But something keeps reaching for her. A friend who won't stop showing up, even when it costs her.
A stranger who appears where no stranger should be - and who will not lie. And in the corner she has learned not to look at, the slow, growing sense that her quiet apartment was never as empty as she believed. At the Edge of Me is an unflinching but ultimately hopeful story about depression, isolation, and the relentless light that goes looking for the people the world has already started to write off.
It is a book about being found - and about the unseen battle waged over a single soul that everyone else stopped seeing. A standalone novel in the Unseen Truth series. The greatest battles are the ones no one sees.