I Should Have Worn a Curtain 2

De: Samyra Alexander

Narrado por: Engle Coulter

She finally said it out loud. Now she has everything to lose.

Shaena has taken her first real step toward healing—confessing her bulimia in an Overeaters Anonymous meeting. But outside that room, her secret is still hidden. Her family, friends, and coworkers remain in the dark—and she plans to keep it that way.

Then Mike posts a video. He doesn’t name her. But he talks about a woman he once trained—a woman with an eating disorder. Shaena knows he’s talking about her. And worse, so does someone else.

As panic sets in, her fragile sense of control starts to crack. With turmoil brewing at work and fear closing in, Shaena must decide: can she keep pretending everything’s fine, or is it finally time to trust the people who love her?

In I Should Have Worn a Curtain 2, Shaena finds herself caught between exposure and freedom, and must confront what it really means to be seen.

©2022 Samyra Alexander (P)2025 Samyra Alexander

The struggle

This book is good it shows the struggle one woman is having trying to get her weight down and her being self conscious about herself. Trying to stick with going to OE and finding a true friend. She also has a struggle when it comes to men. Read Curtain 2 to see if she wins the battle with loosing weight and her self confidence.

Denise

Loved the ending!

This is an excellent series for individuals struggling with eating disorders. Shaena’s character feels like a real person. I'm wondering though, between Shaena and Mike, who's got the most issues in these stories. lol. I'd say they're equally impulsive. But Carey, the frenemy, was up to some shady business. Overall, this was a story that I thoroughly enjoyed, and it ended with a beautiful touch. Samyra Alexander never disappoints!

Realistic portrayal

I thought the author did in excellent job allowing us into the FMC’s mind and world of disordered eating. We get a realistic and relatable journey with Shaena with food, her body, and family trauma. Even within the confines of a novella, Alexander doesn’t rush the journey or the healing.

Enjoyed the narrator

The narrator did wonderful job with the various characters. Book could use a tad mystery otherwise it was okay.