The Guilt Pill

<p><b>'Smart, sharp and unputdownable.' <i>Bella</i></b></p><p><b>'This is likely to be one of those most incredible and thought-provoking books I read this year.'</b> Reader Review</p><p>If a pill could free you of guilt <b>would you take it?</b></p><p>From the outside, Maya Patel's life looks perfect. She has a beautiful baby, the company she founded is going stratospheric, and her Instagram is filled with pics of her handsome, successful husband in their luxurious NYC apartment.</p><p>But that's far from the truth.</p><p>Maya's company is about to implode as she juggles work and her newborn and she has no time left to connect with family or friends, let alone for self-care. If she could just be a better boss, mother, wife, daughter, friend Maybe she wouldn't feel so guilty all the time.</p><p>So when Maya's mentor offers her a magic pill, it's goodbye guilt, hello Maya 2.0. Free from childcare worries and imposter syndrome, she can finally become the high-flying #girlboss the world sees.</p><p>But the more pills Maya takes, the less she feels. And as Maya falls deeper down the pill's guilt-free rabbit hole, she discovers a dangerous secret that could destroy everything she's worked so hard to build</p><p>A smart, addictive, relatable read that fans of <i>The Other Black Girl</i>, <i>The Herd</i> and <i>The School for Good Mothers</i> won't be able to put down.</p><p><b>Praise for <i>The Guilt Pill</i>:</b></p><p>'Such a <b>fun, thought-provoking, addictive</b> read...The writing was so engaging and it made for <b>a truly unputdownable story</b>.' Reader Review</p><p>'A sharp indictment of the double standards placed on women...<b>well paced and beautifully written</b>.' Reader Review</p><p>'A very compelling read' Reader Review</p><p>'You'll want to share it with everyone you know' Katie Gutierrez, author of <i>More Than You'll Ever Know</i></p><p>'Sharp, insightful, funny' Laura Dave, author of <i>The Last Thing He Told Me</i></p><p>'Book club fiction at its finest, a story full of complicated characters you can't help rooting for' Stephanie Wrobel, author of <i>The Hitchcock Hotel</i></p>