"The Loudest Cheer" is a raw, honest, and empowering memoir about becoming a mother at nineteen—and becoming a warrior in the process.

What begins with a single pregnancy test quickly unravels into a decade-long story of survival, resilience, and unconditional love. Raised by two loving parents, the author believed love could fix anything—until she found herself in a toxic, abusive relationship and facing motherhood alone. With courage and vulnerability, she shares the highs and heartbreaks of single parenthood: from courtrooms and custody battles to lost friendships, quiet victories, and the relentless pursuit of a better life for her son.

Through trauma, betrayal, and the loneliness of doing it all on her own, she never stopped showing up—for her son, for herself, and for the life they both deserved. Now, ten years later, she tells her story not as a victim, but as a mother who turned pain into purpose—and silence into strength.

"The Loudest Cheer" is a love letter to single mothers, young parents, and anyone who's ever been told they weren't enough. This is not just her story.

It's ours.