Entropy

What do you do when your life begins to fall apart, and the person you need to save is yourself?

A Note From The Author:

Writing Entropy was my way of unraveling a life I barely recognized, one thread at a time. These pages hold my private thoughts, my darkest moment and my quietest victories. Most of all, they hold the truth of what it means to fall apart and begin again. If you've ever felt lost in your own story, unsure of how to move forward or where to find the strength for deep, personal change, this book is for you. It's not about having all the answers - it's about finding meaning in the questions and hope in the mess. My journey is all right here for you. I hope it helps you to feel less alone in yours.

Excerpt:

I don't live out loud, I live quietly, almost imperceptibly, woven in between your recovery story. The addict always takes center stage. The rest of us - the children, the lovers, the wives and family members - we all become secondary characters, even in our own lives. I'm not even sure the last time I consciously participated in my own life or considered my own needs. I had to stop looking in the mirror because the face reflected wasn't mine. I stopped dancing, stopped laughing, stopped playing, always frozen in the time between the last time you were high and the next one, which always felt inevitable no matter the distance between the two.

Entropy is a raw and deeply personal memoir that delves into the complexities of codependency recovery and the pursuit of personal growth. Written with unflinching honesty, this book offers a heartfelt look at the struggles of emotional healing, finding identity, and learning to rebuild when everything feels broken.

Through a series of vivid reflections, Entropy captures the beauty and fragility of human resilience while highlighting the messy realities of overcoming trauma, the impact of codependent relationships, and the transformative steps toward self-discovery.

Who Should Read This Book?

• Readers drawn to authentic, deeply human stories
• Fans of memoirs like The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls or Melodie Beattie's classic, Codependent No More: How to Stop Controlling Others and Start Caring for Yourself.
• Anyone seeking inspiration in stories of addiction, recovery, emotional healing, rebuilding after hardship.

Product Features

• 310 pages of intimate, raw, vulnerable and introspective storytelling
• Format Available: Paperback
• Price $22.99 CAD