It Will All Come Right In The End is a raw, honest, and sometimes darkly funny memoir by Ashling Podmore detailing the reality of surviving coercive control, narcissistic abuse, and rebuilding a life from nothing as a single parent. This book offers a vital, lived account of the emotional abuse that happens so gradually you don't recognize yourself until it's too late, culminating in the fierce determination to protect her children.

This is the story of falling in love with the wrong person, the slow erosion of self, and the moment the abuse turned toward the children, igniting the protective instinct of a mother.

• A lived account of five years of coercive control and manipulation, offering the truth from inside a real relationship, not theory or checklists.
• Includes real, unedited WhatsApp screenshots detailing arguments, such as the infamous pasta argument, and evidence of control like inheritance money spent on CCTV cameras.
• Addresses the difficult reality of 'barely parenting' in survival mode, offering permission to forgive yourself for relying on the television or McDonald's.
• Details the process of leaving with virtually nothing—a council house with concrete floors, thirty-two pounds fifty, no credit—and the subsequent rebuilding of a life.
• Explores the hard parts of healing, including the trauma and guilt that linger long after physical departure.
• Shows readers that there is an 'other side' to surviving toxic relationships and rebuilding.

This memoir confronts the reality of domestic abuse that happens quietly in kitchens and bedrooms. It covers:

• The truth about coercive control as experienced firsthand.
• Unedited evidence, including real messages and details about the inheritance money used for surveillance cameras.
• The confession of barely parenting and the guilt associated with it.
• The practical reality of leaving with no resources and starting over.
• Crucial conversations, including how to speak to children about the situation.

• Author: Ashling Podmore
• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• Print Length: 334 pages
• Publication Date: June 8, 2026
• ISBN-13: 978-1066649907
• Dimensions: 152 x 19 x 229mm (approx. 6 x 0.75 x 9 inches)
• Weight: 572 g

If you have stayed too long, questioned your reality, or walked on eggshells in your own home, this honest account from a survivor who built a life from the ground up is the book you have been waiting for.