The Narcissist's Daughter

From Breakdown to Breakthrough

By: Kylie B

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Prepare yourself for a wild rollercoaster ride through the twists and turns of my life growing up with my narcissistic mother. In this memoir, I delve into the intricacies of my childhood, revealing the hidden truths behind closed doors and the daily challenges that made it feel like I was trapped in an ongoing emotional saga.

From the early days of feeling like I was walking on eggshells to navigating the exhausting game of seeking my mother’s approval, this memoir is a no-holds-barred account of surviving a childhood filled with emotional ups and downs. Get ready for tales of manipulation, a stifling atmosphere of constant scrutiny, and the relentless pursuit of my mother’s unachievable love.

"The Narcissist’s Daughter" is not just a memoir; it is a roadmap for those navigating their own journey through the complexities of toxic relationships. It is a narrative of breaking free, reclaiming autonomy, and leading a life fuelled by the brilliance of self-discovery. So, join me as I speak my truth on the not-so-glamorous side of family life and share the real, unfiltered story of how I went from just surviving to actually thriving.

A Powerful Listen!

So many moments of validation as I sat and listened to this book. Grateful for the way the author candidly shared her experiences, thoughts and challenges. I feel understood and so much less alone 💜🙏 Thank you!

Poignant story, if you can get past the AI narration

This was such an important story, especially for those of us who have survived narcissistic mothers. Because they present so well to the outside, we're often made to feel crazy or like we're liars when we try to share our stories of abuse. I only wish the author had narrated it herself, or perhaps was able to find a narrator. The AI voice was awful, and there's multiple instances in the book where words are pronounced wrong or the inflection is off. Kylie, thank you for sharing your story with us! Silence benefits the abuser, and I'm proud of you for no longer giving her that power.

Not a narcissist

Good God! I was expecting mommy dearest! This mother was NOT a narcissist simply a BAD mother. Quite honestly I could only get halfway through because this author is actually really mislead if she thinks her mother was bad. Makes me want to write a memoir! Trust me! Narcissist is NOT this mother…