Addiction destroys families. Healing rebuilds them.
Unicorn is a powerful women's fiction and emotional healing story about family trauma, addiction, and recovery. Focused on the impact of alcoholism and drug addiction on loved ones, it explores pain, resilience, and the long path toward healing.
Through self-discovery and emotional growth, the characters confront broken relationships and begin rebuilding their lives-and themselves.
A story for readers affected by addiction, family trauma, recovery, and emotional survival, with themes of hope, strength, and transformation.
About the Author :
L. E. Get has shared that the book was inspired by personal encounters with addiction's impact-not just the destruction and "crazy-making behavior" addicts inflict on those around them, but also the hope found in sobriety's "miracles." This suggests L. E. Get wrote Unicorn with a purpose: to resonate with families and friends of addicts, offering a raw, emotional look at a common yet isolating struggle.
Review :
Addiction's impact on families is indeed heartbreaking-it's a ripple effect that touches everyone, often leaving them feeling isolated and powerless. Unicorn is a gift to those families to see their struggles reflected with such empathy, giving them a sense that they're not alone.
Written in a raw, journal-like tone, the novel delves into Scarlet's inner turmoil, offering an intimate look at the stark realities faced by those connected to addicts. It's a story crafted with empathy to reach family and friends of alcoholics and addicts, shedding light on the loneliness and frustration they endure.
That message, "You are not alone," is a lifeline for people who might be drowning in silence, ashamed or unsure how to cope. It's like you're holding up a mirror to their pain and then handing them a thread of connection.
