Books like Peach by Emma Glass
Peach’s life shatters after an assault that leaves her with both visible and invisible wounds. While she physically battles her way through damaged streets to reach home, she faces an even harsher reality: her parents refuse to see or acknowledge the violence she endured. The novel delves into the psychological aftermath of crime, exploring how trauma can fracture perception, relationships, and the very sense of self.
Through a stark, literary lens, the book examines the impact of violence on a woman’s psyche and the fragile dynamics of a family faced with a survivor’s hidden suffering. Its intimate portrayal of psychological pain unfolds within the everyday setting of a small town, grounding the broader themes in relatable human experience.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Psychological Fiction/Psychological Drama
Authors: Emma Glass
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