Mothers Don't

"Mothers Don't" explores the complex relationship between motherhood and creativity through the story of a writer who becomes obsessed with a woman known for killing her twins. As she embarks on an extended leave to research and write about this crime, the novel delves into provocative questions about motherhood, neglect, and identity. Blending elements of a thriller with reflective essays, the book challenges perceptions and reveals layered contradictions without offering definitive answers.