This is the story of Inés - and also the story of thousands of women into one. Inés seems to have a perfect life, the envy of her friends. But in private, she has to deal with infidelity, abuse and the effects of her survival strategies on her own body. Part novel and part self-hep, this book show how much easier it is to keeo quiet, endure, and disimulate than to draw the line, bot how mistaken. The author gives us a clear view into the violence simmering within so many households and young women, which so many families prefer to normalize and justify rather than see for what it is. She conforts the submission inheried thog the generations by women of all ages and conditions, just as the corresponding need for control passes down from father to son. Through Inés' voice, the author takes us into the inner cries and thoughts of many women who struggle to keep up with image standards set by the advertising industry. She deals with emotional hunger and physical weight gain. In her case, it was the voice of her body, shoutingto stop the abuse she was suffering and couldn't face. You can read the book from beginnig to end or skip to the self-hel section at the end to find tools to aid in the search for the answers that Inés seeks throughout her story. Inés is a voice of hope for all those women yearing to recover their strength and heal others like themselves.