Me and Ed?

For most of her life, Sarah believed love had to be earned.
Earned through obedience.
Through sacrifice.
Through control.
When Ed appeared in her childhood, he seemed like a friend. A protector. Someone who understood her when no one else did.
But as the years pass, Sarah begins to realize that Ed's promises come at a cost.
Me and Ed? is a moving memoir-inspired novel about childhood trauma, eating disorders, healing, motherhood, resilience, and the journey of discovering who you are beneath the roles, expectations, and survival strategies that once defined you.

Sally Sarpong is a writer, mother, advocate for healing, and lifelong student of resilience.
Through her writing, she explores trauma, recovery, self-discovery, and the courage required to build a life beyond survival. Drawing from lived experience, Sally writes about the realities of narcissistic abuse, parentification, eating disorders, healing, and personal growth with honesty and compassion.
She is the author of Blossom of the Oak Tree, Roots of Light, Unburdened and Me and Ed?
When she is not writing, Sarah enjoys weightlifting, running, mountain hiking, and spending time with her family. She has climbed Kilimanjaro, Breithorn, Pilatus, and Rigi, and is always looking for new adventures and opportunities to grow.
Her greatest passion is helping others discover that healing is possible, hope can return, and life can become more than survival.