111 Red Flags: A Love Story I Survived" is a deeply personal and hauntingly raw account of a love story that was never truly love. Told with unflinching honesty, it follows the emotional descent of a woman who mistook obsession for passion, control for care, and suffering for commitment.

What begins as an intoxicating romance quickly unravels into a cycle of manipulation, gaslighting, and psychological torment. As the relationship deepens, the red flags appear—subtle at first, then glaringly obvious—but love has a way of making us blind. He isolates her, strips her of her independence, and feeds her just enough hope to keep her from leaving. Every chapter peels back another layer of emotional warfare, from verbal abuse to silent punishments, from stolen dreams to the suffocating weight of emotional dependence.

Through a gripping storytelling approach, the book explores themes of toxic love, self-abandonment, trauma bonding, and the long, painful journey of breaking free. The reader is taken through the protagonist's moments of realization—the whispers of doubt, the slow loss of identity, the gut-wrenching moment she first considers leaving, and ultimately, the fight to reclaim herself.