Amara Could Not Stop Lying
About this ebook
The novel explores generational trauma, compulsive lying, misplaced rescue, and the long arc from hope to acceptance, asking whether love must eventually let go to survive.
Amara is a fictionalized family drama inspired by real experience. It follows Amara, a young woman whose life is shaped by chronic lying that begins in childhood and escalates into adulthood, damaging every relationship she touches. Her mother, Ms. Alie, spends decades trying to save her, emotionally, financially, and morally, often at great personal cost.
About the author
People Helping People Succeed is a mission-driven publishing and education initiative dedicated to empowering readers through insight, creativity, and truth. Each project blends lived experience, thoughtful observation, and forward-thinking ideas designed to support growth, resilience, and community well-being.
Sherridean Abddeen is the founder of People Helping People Succeed. Her work explores the intersection of humanity, technology, spirituality, and consciousness, not as abstract concepts, but as lived realities. She writes to question, to connect, and to remind readers that wisdom does not belong to institutions alone; it lives in people.
Her books are not instructions on what to think, but invitations to think more deeply, live more honestly, and move through change with courage and discernment.
