The Day I Should Have Let Him Die

<p>In this raw and haunting memoir <strong>Kristen Gatlin-Langley</strong> pulls back the curtain on a childhood steeped in abuse secrecy survival and the long unrelenting path toward healing.</p><p><em>The Day I Should Have Let Him Die</em> is not just a story of trauma-it's a reckoning with what it means to rebuild yourself when the past refuses to stay buried. With lyrical honesty and fierce vulnerability Gatlin-Langley revisits the moments that shaped her the silence that almost destroyed her and the courage it took to reclaim her voice.</p><p>Through heartbreak anger and eventual forgiveness she learns that joy is not the absence of pain but the quiet defiance to rise anyway.</p><p>For readers of <strong>Educated</strong> <strong>The Glass Castle</strong> and <strong>I'm Glad My Mom Died</strong> this memoir is a testament to resilience-the story of one woman's fight to break the cycle to choose life and to find light in the darkest corners of her past.</p>