The Invisible Line is a Memoir about the quiet ,unseen ways people learn to abandon themselves- and the moment they finally refuse. Through clear, unflinching storytelling, Erin traces how harm, memory, and survival shape identity long before we have language for it. Moving between past and present she reveals the patterns that kept her silent, small, and grateful for what hurt. As forgotten memories surface, she begins the slow return to self-trust, agency, and belonging. The Invisible Line offers readers away to recognize the patterns that break them- and the courage to break free
