A powerful, unputdownable, twisty read about parenthood and female ambition - guaranteed to get your bookclub talking!

When high-flying Maya Patel is offered a pill to rid her of female guilt, she finally achieves everything she’s ever wanted. But she soon finds the pill has a dangerous downside…

'Smart, sharp and unputdownable.' Bella

'This is likely to be one of those most incredible and thought-provoking books I read this year.' Reader Review

If a pill could free you of guilt would you take it?

From the outside, Maya Patel's life looks perfect. She has a beautiful baby, the company she founded is going stratospheric, and her Instagram is filled with pics of her handsome, successful husband in their luxurious NYC apartment.

But that's far from the truth.

Maya's company is about to implode as she juggles work and her newborn and she has no time left to connect with family or friends, let alone for self-care. If she could just be a better boss, mother, wife, daughter, friend Maybe she wouldn't feel so guilty all the time.

So when Maya's mentor offers her a magic pill, it's goodbye guilt, hello Maya 2.0. Free from childcare worries and imposter syndrome, she can finally become the high-flying #girlboss the world sees.

But the more pills Maya takes, the less she feels. And as Maya falls deeper down the pill's guilt-free rabbit hole, she discovers a dangerous secret that could destroy everything she's worked so hard to build

A smart, addictive, relatable read that fans of The Other Black Girl, The Herd and The School for Good Mothers won't be able to put down.

Praise for The Guilt Pill:

'Such a fun, thought-provoking, addictive read.The writing was so engaging and it made for a truly unputdownable story.' Reader Review

'A sharp indictment of the double standards placed on women.well paced and beautifully written.' Reader Review

'A very compelling read' Reader Review

'You'll want to share it with everyone you know' Katie Gutierrez, author of More Than You'll Ever Know

'Sharp, insightful, funny' Laura Dave, author of The Last Thing He Told Me

'Book club fiction at its finest, a story full of complicated characters you can't help rooting for' Stephanie Wrobel, author of The Hitchcock Hotel