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Coming October 5th, 2026
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"The versions of you that you deeply crave to become is already who you are. Your work is to stop abandoning her"
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BE FIRST TO KNOW WHEN IT'S LIVEThe roles that once kept you safe, can become the very thing keeping you stuck
 A Daughter’s Walk Home is a raw, intimate memoir about the ways we learn to survive in childhood and how those patterns follow us into adulthood, motherhood, relationships, and the lives we build.
When the roles that once kept Delainy safe start to feel impossible to continue carrying, she starts walking. One walk at a time, she begins tracing the beliefs formed in an unpredictable childhood and seeing how they have shaped the way she loves, parents, and moves through the world.
What she discovers is that coming home isn’t about becoming someone new. It’s about separating who you are from who you learned to be and waking up to what has been within you all along.
A Daughter’s Walk Home was written in hopes that somewhere inside Delainy’s story, readers might recognize parts of their own feelings, patterns, and pieces of themselves they may have always sensed but never had words for.
MEET THE AUTHOR:
DELAINYÂ
Delainy Miller is a storyteller, coach, wife, and mother of three daughters. After more than seven years of helping women create healthier, more intentional lives, her work now centers around the questions she can't stop asking: Who are we beneath everything we’ve learned to be? What makes us feel most alive? And what becomes possible when we trust ourselves enough to follow it?
Her work explores identity, motherhood, family systems, desire, and self-trust. Through writing, speaking, and conversation, Delainy is interested in the stories and beliefs that shape who we become and what happens when we begin questioning which of them are actually ours.
She believes one of the greatest gifts we can give the people we love is the courage to become fully ourselves.
“A Daughter’s Walk Home has been like looking in a mirror and reflecting on the woman I am now and what chapters it took to get me here.
Some pages were all too familiar to my own experiences growing up and had me reflecting on how I shaped my own beliefs and what I thought to be true of myself. Other pages made me reflect on how I’m raising my own daughter and the words I use around her."
- Laura Mahoney (beta reader)Â
“This book took me back to places I’ve been before and put words to things so many of us have lived through.
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At 63, with a lifetime of my own experiences, I loved the rawness and how real it felt. I continually found myself looking forward to what came next, and I believe readers will see pieces of themselves in these pages and walk away feeling touched, motivated, and hopeful. More than anything, it reminded me that the heart can heal."
- Barbara Ferguson (beta reader)
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