Perimenopause Bites: She Had A Plan. Her Hormones Had Other Ideas

Hot flashes. Brain fog. Rage over pasta shapes. A rogue chin hair discovered mid-Zoom. The Change is a Beast. Welcome to perimenopause. Nobody sent a memo. Maggie Sullivan thought she was losing her mind. Her doctor prescribed iron supplements. The internet suggested celery juice. Her body, meanwhile, had other ideas. What she really needed was Jules, Priya, an unreasonable amount of chocolate, and the realization that half the population was silently going through the same thing ... and nobody had warned any of them. Maggie and her colleagues build something unexpected; a circle of women held together by coffee, brutal honesty, and being done with pretending that they're fine. Perimenopause Bites is the book that should have existed years ago. Funny where it needs to be. Honest where it matters. And packed with information nobody thought to give women when they needed it most. It's a book for every woman who Googled her symptoms and ended up more confused than when she started. For every woman told it was just stress. A fictional story built on truth. You were never the only one.