Searing, timely and brave, Beashel’s unputdownable story of keeping secrets and the nature of trust asks whether there is such a thing as being too honest.
What if you said the worst thing a mother could say?
What if your husband found out about it in the national press?
And what if after all that, you didn't regret it?
'My life is a tight knot I would like to undo. And, yes, there's no use crying over spilt milk but, the truth is, I'd rather die than spill any more.'
Bea has a husband and daughter. Bea also has an appointment for a termination. Her first child changed everything - her life, her relationship, her identity.
Now she has a pregnancy test and a decision to face.
This is a story about the women we think we know, the choices we make, the friends who stand by us and how the secrets we keep and the words left unsaid can be more dangerous than any lie we tell.