No More Puppets

This is not a book about healing. At least not the kind of healing you've been sold

in self-help seminars and pastel-colored affirmations.

This is a book about war, a quiet war. One that unfolds behind forced smiles,

beneath sweet words, inside the minds of dreamers and overthinkers, and beneath

the skin of the charming manipulators who walk beside them undetected.

It is not a guide. It is a mirror.

What you'll find here is not comfort, it's confrontation. You'll be made to sit with

ugly truths about human nature, the shadow games people play in the name of

love, loyalty, and belonging. You'll see how hope can be weaponized, how doubt

becomes a leash, and how even the softest hearts can grow fangs after being toyed

with one too many times.

Every strand or chapter is a dissection, a blade carving out illusion from reality.

This theory is for the ones who've been played and the ones who did the playing.

For those who couldn't tell if they were the victim or the villain. For those who

overthink until sleep becomes a myth, and for those who dream too wildly to ever

stay grounded in anyone else's narrative.

It will neither spare your ego nor hold hands with you.