The riveting, powerful memoir of the woman whose letter to her attacker, Brock Turner, gave voice to millions of survivors. In 2016, a twenty-three-year-old woman known only as Emily Doe stunned millions with a letter. A man called Brock Turner had been sentenced to—just six months in prison for raping her behind a dumpster on the campus at Stanford University. Now she tells the intimate story of an experience that was at once singular and all too familiar to so many women. Her experience illuminates a culture built to protect perpetrators, a criminal justice system designed to fail the most vulnerable, and, ultimately, the courage required to move through trauma and live a full and beautiful life. Entwining pain, resilience and humour, she has crafted a memoir that will stand as a modern classic.