What if the worst part of narcissistic abuse was not only what happened to you, but what it taught you to believe about yourself?
In All Your Fault, Jennifer M. Baldwin offers a compassionate, clear-eyed guide for survivors trying to make sense of gaslighting, shame, trauma bonds, self-doubt, and the long road back to self-trust. This book explores what narcissistic abuse really looks like, why it is so hard to leave, how it affects the mind and body, what happens when children are involved, and how healing begins.
This is not a book of empty platitudes. It is a survivor-centered companion for people who have been blamed, diminished, confused, and made to feel like everything was their fault. With honesty, validation, and practical support, All Your Fault helps readers name what happened, protect themselves more clearly, rebuild self-worth, and begin creating a life that no longer revolves around survival alone.
If you have ever questioned your memory, your worth, your instincts, or your right to call what happened abuse, this book is for you.
You were never what they said you were. And your life still belongs to you.
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Jennifer M. Baldwin writes cozy mysteries fueled by caffeine, chaos, and a deep appreciation for small-town secrets. When she's not dreaming up fictional crimes in charming bakeries, she's juggling family life, attempting to keep up with laundry, and wondering how she still ended up with more dishes than she remembers using.
She lives in Missouri with her husband, kids, and a house full of pets who firmly believe they are in charge. Murder, Buttercream, and Buried Secrets was written during a season of unexpected free time?and just enough determination to turn it into something magical.