Teeth Like Glass

They don't warn you about the parts you'll forget. Not just the birthdays and laughter, but whole pieces of yourself slipping away with every hit. Teeth Like Glass is a raw, unflinching journey into the mind of a woman caught in the slow, quiet horror of meth addiction. Told in fragments, each chapter is a confession. This novella doesn't offer redemption or hope. It simply tells the truth of what's lost and what's left behind. In stark, poetic prose, Hope Wilkerson captures the rituals of use, the hollow hours, and the small, tender betrayals that addiction demands. This isn't a story about getting clean. It's about what it means to vanish one breath at a time and how the high becomes the only prayer worth whispering. For readers who crave honesty over happy endings, Teeth Like Glass is a haunting portrait of the spaces in between: the smoke, the ache, and the ghost of the girl who once was.