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I’m not crazy. I’m the product of a schizophrenic mother who seemed more evil than human, and a bipolar father who didn’t love me enough to stay. But I’m not crazy. Now I’m struggling with life and question myself and my decisions every single day. Are these signs? Red flags? I won’t let myself look too close. I refuse to be crazy. Then four men swoop in just when I need them. They’re protective, supportive, and everything I never had even though we’re unconventional. I want to be the person they need me to be. I need it. But I’m afraid...that I’m crazy.
Publication Year: 2021
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Lilith has been struggling with her fear of going crazy for her whole life. With her parents mental health issues she feels doomed. Then she meets 4 guys and life seems to be looking up, but can she trust that good things are really happening for her? Blessing gives us a real, and at times heart-breaking look at mental health. Being in the field, I wasn’t really comfortable with her psychologist also being her BFF, that crosses ethical boundaries, but besides that I really liked the story. But that ending - I was thinking it could be an option, but I really didn’t want it to happen :( I can’t wait to see how Lilith moves forward from that ending. Thankfully, June isn’t that far away! :)