He stole my voice. This is what it took to get it back.

At nineteen, I was raped. I stayed silent for seventeen years.

Not the Perfect Victim is a memoir of sexual violence, trauma recovery, and late-diagnosed autism. It's about trauma that hides in plain sight, therapy that cracks you open, and what happens when a woman tries to speak truth inside a justice system built to silence survivors.

Along the way, I was diagnosed with autism and PTSD. It explained everything—and changed everything.

This is a story of rage, grief, recovery, and rebuilding—not in spite of trauma, but alongside it.

Already gathering early praise on Goodreads, the book is beginning to spark conversation and attract media attention. Publication is only the beginning—watch this space.

Perfect for readers of Know My Name or Somebody's Daughter, this powerful nonfiction narrative doesn't offer clean closure. It offers connection, courage, and a refusal to disappear.

Available from global retailers, libraries, and major ebook platforms worldwide.