For years, Amber Rae had known that something was "off" in her marriage but she never admitted it to anyone—not even herself. A lifetime of people-pleasing and a belief that 'I can make this work' led her to betray herself rather than risk disappointing another. But one day, that all changed.
Nearly a decade into her relationship, Amber met the man she knew she was meant to spend her life with. This wasn't just an inconvenient truth—it was a seismic shift that challenged everything she thought she knew about love, loyalty, and her own limits.
Loveable is the intimate journey of a woman who spent decades performing the roles of the good wife, the pleasing daughter, the strong friend—all while neglecting the quiet, desperate voice inside her that whispered something was missing. Trapped in a marriage that was as sexless as it was lonely, Amber's story unfolds with the kind of honesty that comes from facing one's deepest fears.
This memoir isn't about trading one life for another, but about the painful, beautiful process of coming home to oneself. It's about unearthing the layers of familial and societal conditioning that taught Amber to mute her desires and mask her truths. From navigating addictions and disordered eating to confronting childhood trauma and fears of abandonment, Loveable maps the terrain of Amber's escape from the expectations that once defined her.
Loveable isn't just Amber's story—this book is calling upon a generation of good girls to start growing into the wise women they were always meant to be.
It's time to stop being "good" so you can set yourself free.
