We all live here

For readers aged 16+ and those who enjoy true-to-life stories about strong, yet vulnerable heroines.

We All Live Here is a contemporary novel about a woman at a crossroads in her life. The main character faces several challenges simultaneously: divorce, the loss of a loved one, financial problems, two teenagers, and a house that is literally falling apart. The story centers on her daily struggles, the search for new meaning and joy, and the dynamics of family relationships.

Laila Kennedy tries to salvage her writing career, cares for her two daughters, and endures a divorce from her cheating husband. As if that weren't enough, her stepfather moves into Laila's house without permission, and her father, whom she hasn't seen for most of her life, also appears. And how, amidst this chaos, can she come up with an idea for a new book that absolutely must feature happy and long-lasting marriages? Friends advise the woman to escape her domestic hell for a few dates. But Laila fears that new romantic relationships will only worsen the situation.