My Mother, the Narcissist: A True Story of Abuse, Survival, and the Fight to Stay Human

Not all parents are loving. Some become your lifelong tormentors.

My Mother, the Narcissist is a brutal, unflinching memoir told across three deeply personal volumes. It explores the devastating legacy of narcissistic abuse inflicted by a mother who weaponized love, twisted reality, and isolated her son until he could no longer tell if he was the problem - or the victim.

This is not a story of easy escape or shallow healing. It's a confession, an autopsy of a relationship that still casts a long, cold shadow. From the early manipulation of childhood to the mental scars of adulthood, the author lays bare how years of emotional control and gaslighting shaped not just his trauma, but his behaviour - forcing him to confront the chilling truth: the abused can become the abuser.

Honest, raw, and painfully insightful, this is a book for survivors. For those who wonder if they're crazy. For those who were told they were. And for anyone trying to reclaim their story from the people who rewrote it.

This is not a manual for healing - it is a mirror. And in its reflection, you may finally see yourself clearly.