All that I can be

In the late-night life of university Juliet lives haunted by mistakes she can't undo. All that she was and all that she can be taunts her, forcing her to seeks solace in her studies, hoping to bury her regrets beneath the weight of textbooks and lectures.
But when He enters her world, everything changes. His presence resurrects memories Juliet would rather forget, forcing her to confront the consequences of her past actions. As their connection deepens, she fears that her history will poison their budding romance.
Caught between the desire for redemption and the fear of repeating her mistakes, Juliet struggles through the treacherous waters of love and forgiveness. Can she find the courage to confront her past or will she end up tearing them both apart? After all, old habits die hard.
"All that I can be" is a gripping tale of feminine rage, morality, and the search for redemption. A modern love-child of 'The bell Jar' and 'Bridget Jones' diary', this exploration into the female psyche and the dark side of love will leave you feeling as though your very soul has been torn out and put into words on a page.