Five Years Too Long: Sometimes the hardest goodbye is to yourself

Five Years Too Long is a raw and moving novel about heartbreak, healing, and the courage to choose yourself. Myra spent years believing Nicole was her forever, holding on to love long after it stopped holding her. When she finally finds the strength to walk away, she's left with the difficult task of piecing herself back together. Alone for the first time, Myra confronts the pain she tried to hide, the wounds she tried to ignore, and the parts of herself she left behind to please others.

As Myra works to reclaim her voice and rebuild her life, she finds unexpected comfort and connection in Luna, a friend who becomes a guiding light through her darkest days. Through laughter, tears, and honest conversations, Myra discovers that healing is not a straight line-it's a journey of learning to trust herself, honor her boundaries, and believe she's worthy of real love.

Set against the backdrop of contemporary life, Five Years Too Long explores what happens when we finally stop settling for less and start choosing ourselves. It's a story about breaking cycles, releasing the need for external validation, and embracing the messy, beautiful process of becoming whole again. For readers who have loved too hard, lost themselves in relationships, or questioned if they could ever start over, Myra's journey is both a mirror and a source of hope.

With poetic honesty and a touch of spiritual wisdom, B. D. Sinclair invites you into a world where heartbreak can be the beginning of everything real. Five Years Too Long is for anyone ready to heal, rediscover their strength, and step into the love they deserve.