“Anne Pfeffer crafts an emotionally resonant journey from food addiction and binge eating to self-confidence and communal support. Highly recommended!”
—CHANTICLEER BOOK REVIEWS

“Sabrina and her upward trajectory [are] realistic, satisfying, and memorable all in one.” —MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW

“A truly memorable and heartfelt dive into the world of eating disorders and body positivity.” —HOLLYWOOD BOOK REVIEWS

Sabrina Hunter believes the way to happiness is being thin.

Which makes it tough for a girl like her, who can eat her body weight in Oreos.

The publisher of her first novel just turned Sabrina’s lifelong dream into a nightmare by deciding to market her as their “glamorous author of glamorous books,” relying on a website photo from two years ago.

A photo taken before she ballooned into her current blimp-like state.

Terrified her publisher will cancel her contract when they discover she’s rejoined the ranks of the chubby, Sabrina throws herself into a rigid diet plan. With the book’s launch only a few months away, plus her boss’s A-list celeb party that same week, she’ll have to shed those extra pounds fast.

When Sabrina joins a support group for compulsive overeaters, she expects to lose forty pounds. However, she doesn’t foresee what she will gain: friendship, love, new interests, and the surprising knowledge that you don’t have to be thin to find serenity.

“A powerful story about self-image, expectation, and the wounds we ultimately inflict on ourselves.”
—SELF-PUBLISHING REVIEW

“Anne Pfeffer’s inspiring, dramatic, and humorous novel Binge approaches difficult topics with tact, while each obstacle in the story reveals the strong female lead’s strengths and weaknesses and teaches a powerful lesson about self-love. Pfeffer balances heartrending and humorous moments with sensitivity and ease.”
—INDIEREADER

“Binge makes the reader react. Whether you want to cry with Sabrina or throttle her, it’s a testament to Pfeffer’s skill as a writer that she can evoke such a powerful response from her readers.”
—PACIFIC BOOK REVIEW

“This story will resonate with readers who struggle with social pressure to be thin.”
—THE U.S. REVIEW OF BOOKS