Sa Node (7 results)
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Seller: PBShop.store US, Wood Dale, IL, U.S.A.PBShop.store US
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Seller: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, U.S.A.Grand Eagle Retail
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Areesha Noor has spent most of her life being the dependable one.The middle child. The responsible daughter. The quiet stabilizer in rooms that shifted around her. She learned early that silence preserved peace, that strength was measured by endurance, and that love was something you earned…by being useful.But endurance has a cost.As ambition tightens into exhaustion and faith begins to feel distant, Ari finds herself unraveling quietly - smiling on the outside, splintering within. When the noise inside her grows too loud to manage alone, she does something she has never done before: She asks for help.What begins as a cautious question about therapy becomes something deeper - a conversation about control, surrender, and the difference between intensity and consistency. The man she reaches out to does not rescue her. He does not promise permanence. Instead, he offers something steadier: perspective, restraint, and a reminder that faith does not require perfection.Through small decisions - five daily prayers, delayed impulses, boundaries she no longer overexplains - Ari begins to rebuild herself from the inside out. What surprises her most is not the healing. It is the love that grows quietly alongside it. A love without possession. Without demand. Without guarantee.In the end, this is not a story about being saved by a man.It is a story about being reminded that God never left.What Kept Me Alive is a contemplative literary novel about faith, mental health, emotional restraint, and the quiet courage of choosing to stay.For readers of introspective women's fiction, faith-centered narratives, and stories of slow, steady healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Seller: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, U.S.A.Grand Eagle Retail
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Areesha Noor has spent most of her life being the dependable one.The middle child. The responsible daughter. The quiet stabilizer in rooms that shifted around her. She learned early that silence preserved peace, that strength was measured by endurance, and that love was something you earned…by being useful.But endurance has a cost.As ambition tightens into exhaustion and faith begins to feel distant, Ari finds herself unraveling quietly - smiling on the outside, splintering within. When the noise inside her grows too loud to manage alone, she does something she has never done before: She asks for help.What begins as a cautious question about therapy becomes something deeper - a conversation about control, surrender, and the difference between intensity and consistency. The man she reaches out to does not rescue her. He does not promise permanence. Instead, he offers something steadier: perspective, restraint, and a reminder that faith does not require perfection.Through small decisions - five daily prayers, delayed impulses, boundaries she no longer overexplains - Ari begins to rebuild herself from the inside out. What surprises her most is not the healing. It is the love that grows quietly alongside it. A love without possession. Without demand. Without guarantee.In the end, this is not a story about being saved by a man.It is a story about being reminded that God never left.What Kept Me Alive is a contemplative literary novel about faith, mental health, emotional restraint, and the quiet courage of choosing to stay.For readers of introspective women's fiction, faith-centered narratives, and stories of slow, steady healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Areesha Noor has spent most of her life being the dependable one.The middle child. The responsible daughter. The quiet stabilizer in rooms that shifted around her. She learned early that silence preserved peace, that strength was measured by endurance, and that love was something you earned…by being useful.But endurance has a cost.As ambition tightens into exhaustion and faith begins to feel distant, Ari finds herself unraveling quietly - smiling on the outside, splintering within. When the noise inside her grows too loud to manage alone, she does something she has never done before: She asks for help.What begins as a cautious question about therapy becomes something deeper - a conversation about control, surrender, and the difference between intensity and consistency. The man she reaches out to does not rescue her. He does not promise permanence. Instead, he offers something steadier: perspective, restraint, and a reminder that faith does not require perfection.Through small decisions - five daily prayers, delayed impulses, boundaries she no longer overexplains - Ari begins to rebuild herself from the inside out. What surprises her most is not the healing. It is the love that grows quietly alongside it. A love without possession. Without demand. Without guarantee.In the end, this is not a story about being saved by a man.It is a story about being reminded that God never left.What Kept Me Alive is a contemplative literary novel about faith, mental health, emotional restraint, and the quiet courage of choosing to stay.For readers of introspective women's fiction, faith-centered narratives, and stories of slow, steady healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Seller: CitiRetail, Stevenage, United KingdomCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Areesha Noor has spent most of her life being the dependable one.The middle child. The responsible daughter. The quiet stabilizer in rooms that shifted around her. She learned early that silence preserved peace, that strength was measured by endurance, and that love was something you earned…by being useful.But endurance has a cost.As ambition tightens into exhaustion and faith begins to feel distant, Ari finds herself unraveling quietly - smiling on the outside, splintering within. When the noise inside her grows too loud to manage alone, she does something she has never done before: She asks for help.What begins as a cautious question about therapy becomes something deeper - a conversation about control, surrender, and the difference between intensity and consistency. The man she reaches out to does not rescue her. He does not promise permanence. Instead, he offers something steadier: perspective, restraint, and a reminder that faith does not require perfection.Through small decisions - five daily prayers, delayed impulses, boundaries she no longer overexplains - Ari begins to rebuild herself from the inside out. What surprises her most is not the healing. It is the love that grows quietly alongside it. A love without possession. Without demand. Without guarantee.In the end, this is not a story about being saved by a man.It is a story about being reminded that God never left.What Kept Me Alive is a contemplative literary novel about faith, mental health, emotional restraint, and the quiet courage of choosing to stay.For readers of introspective women's fiction, faith-centered narratives, and stories of slow, steady healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
