A nail-biting, unputdownable memoir that brings a confronting new perspective on the safety of women and the many ways they are silenced.
RATTLED is a true-crime thriller of a world made unsafe by a stranger. Of a life transformed by anxiety and fear. There's the writer's fear of being alone, her compulsion to stay in public places and avoid predictable routines. There's the horrible uncertainty of not knowing whether she should fear for her life, maybe even the lives of her children. There's the dreadful knowledge that, ultimately, she's powerless to make any of this stop.
Alarming and sometimes darkly amusing, RATTLED brings personal experience together with extensive research. It explores the connections between stalking and other types of gendered harassment and discovers a much bigger problem-an underlying misogyny that over half the population are dealing with on a daily basis.
RATTLED is a thought-provoking, heart-in-your-throat memoir that begins in outrage and ends as a celebration of the howling wind of change sweeping the globe.
