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Us, Women

Who It’s For
If you love Sex and the City (1998) , Girls (2012), Three Women (2024), The Lover, All Men Want to Know, or The Years, you’ll find Us, Women irresistible.

What It's About

 

What happens when your ex-husband’s new wife invites you to their first wedding anniversary?
 

You weren’t thinking about him. You had moved on. He was a closed drawer, a locked file. Forgotten. But suddenly, you’re spiraling. Not because you want him back. But because he’s become the man you begged him to be with someone else.
 

Us, Women is a sharp, intimate portrait of modern womanhood told through the eyes of a narrator who isn’t heartbroken—she’s furious. Set in Paris, across cafés, inboxes, and after-work bars, this novella follows a circle of women—divorced, married, mothers, lovers, undocumented, burnt out—each navigating the violence of being expected to accept less and smile anyway.

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“You’re not awful, you’re alive. And honestly? I’m done with all this man-woman good-bad moral math. It’s all made up. Half the world sins in silence, the other half, like me, sins in style.”

Themes & Tone

 

  • A portrait of modern womanhood marked by rage, invisibility, and fractured intimacy

  • Raw fragments of pain, desire, and group dynamics without neat endings

  • Lyrical yet cold prose that holds nerves taut and refuses consolation

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Why You’ll Care

Us, Women is for readers who have watched someone move from strength to silence and felt the sharp ache of what remains unsaid.

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Genre Tags

Literary Fiction • Feminist Novella • Psychological Realism • Female Rage

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What Us, Women by Neda Aria is about
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nineinchnovels

“Sex and The City, but make it unhinged. Girls, but more manic."

Shannon Waite

“If you're interested in the complicated lives of women, and the relationships they have with each other, this is for you."

Pamela

“I didn’t mean to read this book in one sitting - all 186 pages - but it is so captivating, honest, and relatable that I couldn’t stop. I felt this would be 5 stars after the first page. It deserves all the stars."

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