Heart-wrenching Memoir “Nineteen Unsaid” Casts a Sorrowful Light on Sexual Trauma and the Fragmented Journey to Healing

Amid the shadows of trauma and the silent suffering of many, Alice Cox steps forward with her debut memoir, “Nineteen Unsaid,” a poignant exploration of grief, betrayal, and the arduous journey toward healing. 

Set to release soon and available at major booksellers, including Amazon and Barnes & Noble, Cox’s narrative offers a somber reflection on the societal epidemic of sexual assault and the individual battles fought in its aftermath.

January 10th, 2013, marked the day Alice Cox’s life shattered. Raped by someone she trusted as a best friend, Cox found herself engulfed in a maelstrom of loneliness, self-blame, and a crushing sense of betrayal. 

“Nineteen Unsaid” is a lament for lost innocence and a stark portrayal of the devastating impact of sexual violence. Through Cox’s journey, readers peer into the harrowing ordeal faced by countless individuals in the shadows of our society.

Cox candidly shares her descent into darkness, grappling with her unraveling mental health and the daunting task of piecing herself back together. The memoir serves as a painful reminder of how trauma rips through one’s sense of self and the monumental effort required to reclaim identity and purpose. 

Cox’s narrative is a testament to the struggle of forgiving oneself and the assailant, underscoring the complex dynamics of pain and forgiveness in the healing process.

All through the grief and sorrow that permeates “Nineteen Unsaid,” Alice Cox seeks to awaken society to the grim realities of sexual trauma and the imperative of a supportive community. Her story is a lone voice in a society that often turns a deaf ear to the cries of survivors. Through her own tale of endurance, she aims to ignite a conversation on the necessity of empathy, support, and radical change in addressing sexual violence.

About Alice:

Alice Cox embodies resilience in the face of devastating betrayal. As a survivor of rape at the tender age of nineteen, she understands the profound scars left by such trauma. With “Nineteen Unsaid,” Cox embarks on a courageous journey to shed light on the ghastly truths of sexual assault and the fragmented path to recovery. Her unflinching honesty and deep vulnerability make her memoir a clarion call for attention, compassion, and action in a society still grappling with the prevalence of sexual violence.