Rebirth: Reclaiming Her Identity by Fleur Delacour

What if the people you love most see you as nothing more than a means to an end? Angela Kins, battling a terminal illness, discovers the devastating truth about her adopted family on a sweltering summer day at Mercy Hospital. A secret conversation overheard reveals a chilling proposition: her own mother, Scarlet Square, suggests Angela become a kidney donor for her favored sister, Fanny. This contemporary romance explores the heart-wrenching reality of a young woman undervalued and overlooked. Angela's life has been a constant struggle for acceptance within the Kins family. Despite her unwavering devotion, she's always second to Fanny, the golden child who effortlessly commands affection. Blamed for every mishap and perpetually sidelined, Angela feels like an outsider in her own home. The weight of their indifference, coupled with her failing health, crushes her spirit. But Angela is resilient. Even as she grapples with this profound betrayal, fate deals her another cruel blow. A tragic accident sends her tumbling down a staircase, leaving her clinging to life. When she awakens in a hospital bed, she faces not sympathy, but suspicion. Her family accuses her of involvement in Fanny's misfortune, further isolating her in her time of need. Will Angela ever find the love and acceptance she craves? "Rebirth Reclaiming Her Self" is a powerful romance narrative, an emotional exploration of family dynamics, sacrifice, and the fight for self-worth. As Angela navigates a web of deceit and resentment, she embarks on a journey of healing and self-discovery. Readers will be captivated by her strength as she confronts the people who have wronged her and fights to reclaim her life. But with her family seemingly determined to see her as the villain, can Angela ever truly break free from their manipulative grasp and find her own happiness?