In a world where screens dominate every moment, The Silent Grip: Breaking Free from Digital Addiction tells the powerful and emotional journey of a family struggling to reconnect with one another. Orpa, a teenager lost in the virtual world, becomes distant, her behavior sharp and her heart closed off. Her little brother, Ezaan, reaches out, but his efforts fall on deaf ears. Her parents, Zini and Erada, watch helplessly as their daughter drifts further away.

But this is not just a loss story. It's a story of hope, healing, and rediscovery. With the support of her family, Orpa begins to understand the silent grip of digital addiction that's taken hold of her. As they find new ways to spend time together-through music, laughter, and simple moments-Orpa begins to reconnect with the world around her, rediscovering the joy she once knew.

This heartwarming and thought-provoking novel offers a deep dive into the struggles of today's youth and the impact of technology on family bonds. It's a call to action for parents, urging them to take control and create healthier, more meaningful connections with their children. The Silent Grip is more than just a story; it's a guide for families seeking to overcome the growing problem of screen addiction and reconnect in a world that's becoming increasingly digital.

An emotional, relatable read, this book will resonate with anyone who has ever felt the pull of technology and wondered how to find balance. The Silent Grip is not just a tale of recovery-it's a reminder that healing begins when we turn away from the screen and look to the people who matter most.