Publisher's Synopsis
"Enekwa's warm, feel-good storytelling will resonate with lovers of light, appealing romances with lovable friends, and an interest in personal growth...Great for fans of Talia Hibbert's Act Your Age, Eve Brown and Beth O'Leary's The Flatshare." PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BookLife review
Nichole Masterson has struggled with recurring nightmares since she was robbed at gunpoint during a shift at the pharmacy. She expects therapy to help her self-diagnosed PTSD, but after her first session with Dr. Marie, she walks out with a myriad of other issues to address. Between the nightmares, her romantic relationship that is more of a situationship, her estrangement with her father, and the monotony and drudgery of her work life, she has no idea where to begin.
Then, during a drunken night at her friend's pre-wedding party, Nichole wakes up next to a condescending, know-it-all stranger, Kamili Parker, and is horrified to realize that she's spilled all her secrets to him. Though she's embarrassed beyond belief, her confessions reveal just how discontent she's become with her life. Despite how much she hates his smug commentary, when her therapist assigns her the task of finding an accountability partner, Nichole surprises herself by asking Kamili, and he reluctantly agrees. Tell Me Everything follows Nichole's journey toward personal fulfillment as she works to overcome her anxiety, better her relationships, and fix the source of her dissatisfaction. Guided by her patient but firm therapist, and helped by Kamili, who quickly grows beyond annoying stranger and into something more, Nichole fights to build something beautiful out of her life.
