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Something Bad Is Going to Happen | Jessie Stephens

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Adella is facing the dawn of a new year and the end of her twenties and she's in a psychiatric unit recovering from a mental breakdown. A decade earlier, her life held such promise; she had every option in her hand. How did it come to this? As we go back and walk with Adella through her twenties, she searches for her grand purpose through love, career and travel. At her side through the tumultuous highs and lows is her best friend, Jake, facing his own challenges and opportunities. They both know the future must have something better to offer but why does it also always feel, in the bottom of their stomachs, as though something bad is going to happen?

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Something Bad Is Going to Happen | Jessie Stephens

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Actually, a lot of bad things happen in this novel. I found this one of the most genuine and sensitively told stories of mental health struggles that I have read in some time. Very close to being pitch perfect in its depiction of an unstoppable spiral, and the complexities of the ways that mental health struggles touch relationships. The ending was a bit too ‘magical thinking‘ for me, but this is an excellent novel that‘s well worth your time.

Suet624 Great review. 2mo

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