Stigma
Zoe never imagined her name would be whispered in shame. Once the vibrant girl with dreams of love and belonging, she now walks the narrow streets of judgment, a single mother in a world that labels her before it listens. Branded by her church, betrayed by the man she trusted, and silenced by family honor, Zoe becomes a cautionary tale-until she decides to rewrite the story. When Caleb, the man who abandoned her, resurfaces with apologies and promises, Zoe is torn between healing old wounds and protecting her newfound strength. But forgiveness isn't easy when gossip lingers like smoke and trust is a fragile thread. As her daughter becomes the target of cruel whispers and her community threatens to exile her again, Zoe must make a life-altering choice: stay silent and survive, or speak out and shatter the illusion. Stigma is a riveting tale of betrayal, resilience, and the quiet courage it takes to rise above societal condemnation. Chinedu Nnadi weaves a powerful portrait of a woman's fight to reclaim her voice in a world eager to define her by her scars. Because sometimes the most dangerous thing a woman can do... is live unashamed.
300 pages
English edition · First published 2025 by Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp · ISBN 9798289657688
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