Barren ish: Infertility, Faith, IVF and all the Mess In Between

There are countless books that tell women what to eat, what supplements to take, and what workouts to try when facing infertility. But very few remind you that you're not crazy (well, maybe just a little, and that's okay) and, more importantly, that you're not alone. Inspired by Elizabeth Ononiwu-St. John's own journey, Barren-ish is a raw and relatable conversation about infertility's hidden struggles - mental health battles, the unique challenges Black women face in the healthcare system, crises of faith, and how to navigate the ethical minefields of IVF. With biblical encouragement and unflinching humor, it leans into the messy, exhausting tension of waiting on God after years of prayer. At its heart, this book is about pain, perseverance, and the unexpected beauty that God can redeem from even the darkest places.