What happens when the brightest moments of life are shadowed by silence and unseen pain?

Elara has everything she once dreamed of—a loving husband, three children, a circle of friends who are family. But after the birth of her youngest, she begins to unravel in quiet ways no one else can see. Smiles become masks. Days blur into fog. And the whispers of doubt—you’re not enough, you’re failing, you’re broken—grow louder with each breath.

Through the eyes of her husband Asher, her children, and her closest friends, Burning the Black tells the story of a woman caught in the grip of postpartum depression—and the love that refuses to let her go. With raw honesty and lyrical beauty, the novel explores the weight of invisible struggles, the quiet power of presence, and the fragile steps toward healing.

This is not just Elara’s journey. It is for anyone who has ever felt unseen in their pain, and for those who choose to stay when the darkness feels endless.

✨ A story of motherhood, friendship, love, and resilience.
✨ For fans of intimate, emotional fiction that lingers long after the last page.
✨ A reminder that healing isn’t loud—it’s found in the small steps, the quiet moments, and the people who refuse to let go.