The Inconvenient Unraveling of Gemma Sinclair - Morgan, Meg Myers
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Gemma Sinclair is coming undone. At first glance, she seems to have it all: a successful career as a therapist, a devoted husband, two young sons, and a beautiful home. But upon closer inspection, there are serious fractures rooted in professional demands, family stresses, and-most notably-the unexpected onset of postpartum depression. After a frightening accident injures her newborn son, Gemma lies about who is responsible. As her lies compound and pressure builds, she has no choice but to confront long-buried family secrets. Gemma soon finds her career threatened, her marriage in jeopardy,…mehr

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Gemma Sinclair is coming undone. At first glance, she seems to have it all: a successful career as a therapist, a devoted husband, two young sons, and a beautiful home. But upon closer inspection, there are serious fractures rooted in professional demands, family stresses, and-most notably-the unexpected onset of postpartum depression. After a frightening accident injures her newborn son, Gemma lies about who is responsible. As her lies compound and pressure builds, she has no choice but to confront long-buried family secrets. Gemma soon finds her career threatened, her marriage in jeopardy, and her sanity stretched to the breaking point. With poignant humor, crackling dialogue, and unflinching honesty, The Inconvenient Unraveling of Gemma Sinclair is about a woman in crisis, determined to find her way through past trauma toward love, forgiveness, and-ultimately-rebirth.
Autorenporträt
Meg Myers Morgan's books speak to the nuances of womanhood, motherhood, and self-worth. Her collection of essays, Harebrained, won the gold medal at the Independent Publisher Book Awards, and her book, Everything is Negotiable, has been translated into multiple languages. She's an associate professor at the University of Oklahoma and lives in Tulsa with her husband and their two daughters.