In The Liar: Beautifully Broken, Ren Tyson peels back the layers of a life lived in the shadows of the Bible Belt—where Sunday morning smiles and family photos hid abuse, silence, and a little girl no one believed.

From a childhood spent being gaslit and shamed, to the chaos of untreated bipolar disorder, addiction, and the unbearable grief of tragic losses, Ren’s story doesn’t flinch from the dark. She writes about faith that both wounded and sustained her, about a family that taught her to keep quiet, and about the long, messy work of learning to trust her own voice.

Told with sharp honesty, dark humor, and a stubborn thread of hope, this memoir is for anyone who’s been dismissed, doubted, or called crazy for speaking up. The Liar: Beautifully Broken is not just the story of what happened to one woman—it’s an invitation to every survivor to step out of the shadows and say, “This is my truth, too.”