The knife I turn inside

" Reading my sister’s book was more than just turning pages for me — it was watching her heart on paper. What I find most intriguing is her as a writer: such a hardworking, resilient woman. That same fire comes through in every chapter. The storyline gripped me from the start. The main character being the best prosecutor, yet still getting suspended because no one asked “why she punched him”... that hit hard. The guy never explained that he tried kissing her, that she was defending herself. And that’s exactly what happens in our society. Women get judged for their reaction, but rarely does anyone stop to ask what forced the reaction in the first place. I love how this book doesn’t just tell a story — it holds up a mirror. It’s bold, it’s honest, and it gives voice to something so many women experience but struggle to explain. "