Mmodern motherhood comes with heavy expectations. Nicole Hackett’s new novel, Mom Brain, takes a sharp look at these pressures and gives a thrilling twist to the challenges moms face every day.
If you loved Liane Moriarty’s Nine Perfect Strangers, you will devour this book.
Mom Brain (Releasing April 21, 2026) follows Georgia Evans, a working mother of two who recently earned the awful title of "internet's worst mom." Desperate for a reset, she attends The Program. This immersive, week-long retreat at a breathtaking O'ahu luxury resort promises to give mothers back control of their lives.
The resort's elegant founder, Cecilia Clements, claims the biology of motherhood imprisons women. She promises true freedom. Georgia quickly falls under Cecilia's spell and embraces the compelling science behind the retreat. But as doubt creeps in, Georgia faces the ultimate lesson of The Program: you cannot trust a mom brain.
Or can you?
This novel flips the script and reframes "mom brain" as a superpower. It explores empowerment, identity, and transformation in a way that will spark intense conversations among your followers.
About the Author
Nicole Hackett lives with her husband and two kids in a very old house in the farmlands of northern Maryland, where she works as a biochemical patent agent. She is the author of the “cleverly constructed thriller” (Kirkus Reviews) The Perfect Ones and is one of those annoying people who run on vacation. Connect with her online at nicolehackettbooks.com; Instagram: @nicolehackettbooks; Facebook: @nicolehackettbooks.
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