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The Silent Struggles of Breadwinner Wives

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Last updated on Jun 13, 2026 05:08 PM

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Category Brains & Noble > Non-fiction

Condition new

SKU BN-123534

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Aderonke Fatile is a writer, speaker, and advocate for women navigating the often unspoken weight of emotional, financial, and relational responsibility. She is the author of The Silent Struggles of Breadwinner Wives: Healing, Boundaries & the Courage to Rise Again, a faith-rooted and emotionally honest work written for women who have carried too much for too long.

Drawing from lived experience and close observation, Aderonke’s work addresses the quiet realities of breadwinner women — those who carry financial, emotional, and psychological responsibility within their families and relationships. She writes with honesty, depth, and compassion, exploring themes of self-worth, boundaries, healing, faith, and the quiet strength it takes to begin again.

Her writing is grounded, reflective, and practical, offering both insight and reassurance to women who have been strong for everyone else and are now choosing themselves. Through her books and community work, she creates space for difficult conversations, emotional honesty, and personal growth without shame.

Aderonke believes healing is not about perfection, but about courage, self-awareness, and the decision to live fully and intentionally.

She is the founder of New Dawn Haven, a supportive community for women healing, setting healthy boundaries, and rediscovering peace without losing their strength. Aderonke Fatile lives in the United Kingdom and continues to write and speak on women’s identity, resilience, and restoration.