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Feels Like Home
Paperback
RomanceGeneral FictionLiterary Fiction
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 28 2025
Pages: 208
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.48 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
This story had me laughing, crying, and fully invested in Samantha's journey. Her struggles and growth felt so real and relatable, making it impossible to put the book down.
By the time I finished, I was left feeling hopeful, inspired, and genuinely happy. The author has a way of making the character's experience so relatable.... I didn't want to put the book down! We need more books like this: books that encourage people to follow their internal compass (gut) and feel hope for healing from life's challenges. Samantha had the 'good on paper' life. The husband who adored her, buying their first house together, a thriving business, and the happily ever after, until she realized the life she built wasn't hers. One she kept chasing to feel fulfilled, but no matter how much bought, forced and wished it, it didn't feel like something she could sustain.So she left. With a suitcase, a Husky named Mischa, and nothing but a gut feeling that she needed a change. She needed to change.
What follows is a raw, unfiltered journey through heartbreak, healing, and starting over on Vancouver Island.
From wine-soaked mistakes (more like lessons and mirrors) to moments of clarity, and the quiet arrival of something real.
Feels Like Home isn't about finding the one.
It's about becoming someone who chooses herself, rather than waiting to be chosen.
Because the life you're meant for won't ask you to shrink.
It will feel like peace. Like freedom.
Like home.
Feels Like Home is a work of fiction that explores what it means to break toxic patterns, confront uncomfortable truths, and rewrite the narrative you once believed was set in stone.
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