But Inside I’m Screaming is a deeply emotional and honest account of the life of Isabel Murphy, a woman who appears to have everything but is secretly struggling. When she freezes on live television while reporting on the death of Princess Diana, it becomes clear that her seemingly perfect life is far from it. Facing public humiliation and the anger of her television network, Isabel spirals into despair, leading her to attempt suicide.
This lands her in a psychiatric facility, where, with the help of her therapists, she begins the painful journey of confronting the root causes of her pain and unhappiness. The novel offers an unflinching look at the raw, complex emotions of a woman trying to survive in a world where she feels broken inside. Based on the author’s own life, this book is a deeply personal and powerful exploration of mental health, survival, and the fight to reclaim one’s life.
