Irielle Webber

See Thru Doors Irielle Webber

To the outside world, Chelsea Danton has a life other women envy: a promising career, a beautiful home, a handsome husband, and well-mannered/self-determined children. Inside, Chelsea knows the truth. Over the past few years, she has come to terms with her tumultuous marriage to Raheem, her emotionally abusive, controlling husband. Chelsea wants to keep her family together, but her marriage to Raheem is feeling like she is trapped. A shakeup in her work place maybe the thing to get her back on track. As Chelsea endures the ups and downs of life her sisters Danielle and Gigi are happy to take the ride. Family has always been important to Michael. He grew up in a two-parent household and was determined to recreate that black magic with his beautiful wife Brittany. However, despite his best efforts to make his wife Brittany happy she doesn't seem to want the marriage to work yet alone start a family. Frustrated with the lack of momentum in his personal life, Michael has decided to focus on his career, taking a position further away from home. When Michael first meets his boss, Chelsea, he knew he made the right decision. She is confident, smart, and fine. Mya has managed to keep her secret from almost everyone in her family, even Raheem, her ever intrusive step-father. On top of agonizing over a complicated choice, Mya has to deal with Cameron and his helicopter mom. Overwhelmed, exhausted, and realizing adulting is a sham Mya has to figure out how to tell her mom, Chelsea, and make a decision that will change her life forever. See Thru Doors thrust us into a multiple narrative as each narrator's carefully crafted facade unravels. The author unpacks the baggage of each character. She dances on our moral compass as she explores infidelity, unspoken truths, and abuse in the lives of people connected by blood or bodily fluid.