This book follows the life of Maria, a woman who once faced the heartache of potential infertility. Her life takes a dramatic turn when she finds herself unexpectedly pregnant, changing her world in ways she never imagined. The story intensifies when the father of her child abruptly leaves, leading to Maria being wrongfully accused of deceit. Faced with this accusation, she must navigate the complexities of single motherhood while enduring the harsh judgments of those around her.

Throughout the pages, the book delves into the emotional and practical challenges Maria faces. It explores the intricacies of relationships, the shock of an unplanned pregnancy, and the relentless trials of raising a child alone. This narrative sheds light on the strength and resilience required to overcome societal prejudices and the often-unseen struggles of single mothers.

Moreover, the book offers a critical reflection on the unjust perceptions and treatment of women in challenging circumstances. It highlights the importance of understanding and empathy in situations that are often misjudged and misunderstood.

This poignant and thought-provoking story resonates deeply, particularly with those who have experienced being unfairly judged or misconstrued. It's a tale of courage, perseverance, and the unyielding love of a mother, offering both insight and inspiration to its readers. The book serves as a powerful reminder of the need for compassion and an open mind in the face of life's unexpected turns.

About the Author
Whitney Love is a wife, mother and best known for her love of animals. The great outdoors is a space where she finds a lot of inspiration. Whitney always dreamed of becoming an author from a very young age, keen to story tell on topics that would challenge her readers to see varying degrees of life and enable them to imagine what that could potentially mean for someone else. Her dream of writing has now come to life through the debut of She Set Him Up.


Book Information
ISBN 9781805141297
Author Whitney Love
Format Paperback
Page Count 184
Imprint Matador
Publisher Troubador Publishing