About
About The Author
Nina Winther
Nina Winther is a talented Norwegian author, screenwriter, and the founder of Winther Publishing, known for her emotionally charged and thought-provoking storytelling. Her writing is deeply influenced by her own life experiences, which she shares with raw honesty and vulnerability. As a single mother, she has faced the complexities of womanhood, resilience, and self-discovery, themes that permeate her works.
With a background in mechanical engineering, Nina’s career took a unique path, blending her technical expertise with her passion for storytelling. She holds a degree in mechanical engineering but has always been driven by a love for writing, starting from a young age when she crafted horse books and short stories.
Her journey into professional writing began when she discovered a screenwriting program in her teens, sparking a creative fire that led her to pursue the craft. Over the years, her dedication paid off with accolades in screenwriting competitions, and she eventually decided to turn her stories into novels.
Nina’s personal struggles, including her experience with infertility, have deeply shaped her writing. Her works explore themes of life’s unexpected challenges, relationships, and the search for self-acceptance. Nina’s aspiration is to share her stories with the world, creating emotionally rich narratives that provide both an escape and a profound emotional connection with readers.
Her passion for storytelling extends beyond just writing, as Nina dreams of growing her publishing company and making writing her full-time livelihood. Her works are not just an escape from reality for readers but also they are a powerful reflection of her own journey of growth, healing, and finding strength in the face of adversity.
About The Book
Should it Be This Hard
Dr. Chelsea Scott has built a perfect life – a successful career as an OB/GYN, a loving marriage, and a carefully crafted plan for motherhood. Her world is rooted in precision, control, and scientific expertise, but when the dream of having a child through IVF shatters, Chelsea finds herself questioning everything. As she watches her patients face their own complex pregnancies – some filled with hope, others marked by life-threatening complications or deep emotional turmoil – Chelsea grapples with feelings of failure and jealousy. Her inner turmoil grows as her sister announces another pregnancy, and the return of her high school rival only amplifies her fears of inadequacy.
The pressure mounts as Chelsea faces the emotional weight of infertility, societal expectations, and the realization that motherhood is not a guarantee – no matter how well you plan. As she moves through the emotional and physical toll of her infertility journey, Chelsea’s story is deeply relatable to anyone who has ever experienced the pain of wanting something deeply but facing the unpredictability of life.
When tragedy strikes one of her patients, Chelsea reaches her breaking point. Forced to confront her own fears and insecurities, she Steps into a journey of self-acceptance, learning to let go of the dream she once held so tightly. In the process, she discovers new depths of strength, vulnerability, and the power of helping others through their own struggles. Just when Chelsea thinks she’s finally come to terms with her journey, fate delivers an unexpected surprise, reminding her that life has a way of throwing in the unexpected just when you least expect it.