The guilt pill wer. angielska

If you could take a pill that erased your guilt, would you consider it? At a glance, Maya Patel seems to lead an enviable life. With a beautiful baby, a booming business she launched, and an Instagram feed showcasing her dashing, successful husband in their opulent New York apartment, everything appears flawless. However, beneath this polished facade lies a different reality. Maya's company teeters on the brink of disaster as she struggles to balance work with caring for her newborn. She finds herself with little time for family, friends, or self-care. She constantly wonders if she could excel more as a boss, mother, wife, daughter, or friend, perhaps then she wouldn't feel so laden with guilt. Her mentor introduces her to a miraculous pill, and suddenly it's goodbye to guilt and hello to a new version of herself. With childcare burdens lifted and imposter syndrome at bay, she finally embodies the high-achieving #girlboss everyone perceives her to be. Yet, as she ingests more pills, the less she truly feels. Plunging deeper into this guilt-free existence, Maya stumbles upon a perilous secret that threatens to unravel all she has painstakingly built. This captivating and thought-provoking narrative is a must-read for fans of The Other Black Girl, The Herd, and The School for Good Mothers. Praise for The Guilt Pill includes glowing reviews such as 'You'll want to share it with everyone you know' from Katie Gutierrez, author of More Than You'll Ever Know. Laura Dave, author of The Last Thing He Told Me, describes it as 'Sharp, insightful, funny', while Stephanie Wrobel, author of The Hitchcock Hotel, calls it 'Book club fiction at its finest, a story full of complicated characters you can't help rooting for.'