What Was I thinking?: Soft truths. Sharp lessons.

He drove 90 miles just for coffee. She collapsed at work. Somewhere between dating apps and hospital beds, Hannah learned what it really means to choose yourself. For years, Hannah made herself smaller for men who never stayed. She said "yes" when she meant "no." She performed happiness when she was drowning. She kept showing up for people who kept disappearing. >"What Was I Thinking?" is a raw, funny, occasionally heartbreaking novel about: - The men who almost stayed (and the neighbor with bread) - Dating app fatigue and disappearing acts - Hospital beds and the friends who showed up anyway - ADHD, chronic illness, and bodies that keep score - The radical act of loving yourself when no one taught you how >"Wildly relatable, brutally honest, and impossible to put down." Content note: This novel contains frank discussions of mental health, chronic illness, and adult relationships.

Pages: 151, Paperback, Independently published