Hear Me Roar Audiobook

Why it got the middle seat: 

• It's a 4th book in a series that challenges a lot of women to think differently, and this one focuses on our need for control.
• The FMC is a divorced mother of two daughters who historically relies on control, and needs to lean away from it.

Why this book could still be your favorite child:

• This character has come a long way, and she's so loved, that to see her heal and come full circle is glorious and so fun!
• The love interest is also a blast, particularly when he interacts with her daughters.

Life story:

Bitsy Walker is a woman in control. 

She eats 1,200 calories a day.

She plans three rounded meals on a budget.

She runs her own cleaning business.

And she never leaves the house with an unmade bed.

Order keeps Bitsy safe.

At least, that is what she tells herself.

Then her ex-husband crashes back into her immaculate world.

Before long, her daughters are falling in love with their father all over again, and whispers of joint custody begin to surface.

Bitsy feels everything she has worked so hard to control slipping through her fingers.

Her home.

Her family.

Her routines.

Her food.

The harder she tries to tighten her grip, the closer she gets to the edge of dieting desperation and the binge-eating patterns she has fought so hard to contain.

Can Bitsy handle losing control without unraveling?

Can she learn the difference between discipline and punishment?

And can she finally make room for self-care without believing she has failed?

Hear Me Roar is book 4 in The Health and Happiness Society by Katie Cross, an emotional contemporary chick lit novel about body image, binge eating, motherhood, co-parenting, self-worth, emotional healing, and learning how to surrender control without losing yourself.