Unapologetically Tess is the true story of a woman forged in the shadows of Rotterdam's underground—where survival wasn't a chapter, it was the curriculum.
Raised in a city known for resilience, Tess survived the unthinkable: childhood trauma, complex PTSD, domestic violence, and the quiet war of being unheard.

But this memoir isn't about what happened to her. It's about who she became because of it.
Through coded language, poetic grit, and brutal honesty, Tess lays bare a voice the world tried to silence. What emerges is a survivor's manifesto—a deeply personal story that echoes universally.

From the margins of Rotterdam to the hearts of readers everywhere, this book is more than a memoir. It's a reckoning.