Front cover of the book Enough: What Coercive Control Steals. What Recovery Makes Possible. Georgie Bailey sits at a café table in Paris, looking outward with calm strength. Soft natural light, urban backdrop. Authors Geoffrey Clow and Georgie Bailey listed below the title.

Georgie’s words, her fight, and her clarity are finding their way into the hands of survivors around the world.

 

Kindle launch 12 November 2025
Hardcover & paperback launch 30 November 2025 
French and Spanish editions 2026

 

“One way we raise awareness is by having the courage to share our stories, so others begin to understand the challenges we face, and why change is needed.”

~ Georgie Bailey 

1968-2022

 

“Groundbreaking, survivor-first, and profoundly validating. These words stay with you, long after you’ve closed the book.”

~ Author and advocate

 

“Magnificent, taut, sensory, and quietly electrifying. It captures the bodily truth of intuition under coercive control with the precision of lived experience.”

~ Trauma recovery specialist

 

“One of the most powerful reframes in survivor literature. It transforms what the world calls damage into recognised mastery, and what survivors internalise as weakness into redirect-able strength.”

~ Counsellor and educator

 

“Unlike theory alone, Enough blends lived experience with practical steps survivors can use today. They name the abuse for what it is,  and prove recovery is possible.”

~ Early reader review

 

“A chapter that redefines survival itself, from bracing for impact to building connection. It’s both hopeful and brutally honest about the work of recovery.”

~ Early reader review

 

“A necessary dismantling of toxic positivity in trauma literature. It refuses to turn pain into performance or to package trauma as a gift. The validation it offers is radical: you don’t owe anyone a redemption arc.”

~ Reviewer, trauma-informed practice

 

“Quietly revolutionary, it doesn’t just restore intuition; it redeems your relationship with your own body. Every sentence hums with recognition and integrity.”

~ Advocate for domestic-violence survivors

Published by Twinkling of the Soul

Georgie Bailey