"I booked a one-way trip to Tahiti I never meant to come back from. Groove is the story of why I came back."
From the outside, her life looked successful — a senior engineer at a major tech company, a loving family, a home far from where she started. Inside, she was being consumed by a depression no one around her could see.
Groove is part confession, part atonement, part love letter to the sheer stubbornness of survival. A raw and fiercely honest account of moving through the world — the wounds we inherit, the ruts we get stuck in, and the groove we learn to move in. Unflinching, funny at the very edge of grief, and ultimately a survivor's account that leaves readers lighter than it found them.
"The pictures were real. I just wasn't in any of them anymore."
