Let Me Go

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A stand-alone novel with no cliffhangers! Book 1 of the Let Me Go Series. Age 17+ "Breathtakingly beautiful." -Not Everyone's Mama Book Blog"I was mind blown. The ending of the book was absolutely perfect." -MetInEleven.blogspot.sg/"There's no way Let Me Go can be excused as a typical NA book... I absolutely love this type of book." -ReadingIsMyTreasure.Blogspot.com"Riveting and gut-wrenching, a captivating read. Full of emotion." –BookwormBrandee.blogspot.ca"An emotional journey not to be missed." -BooksLiveForever.com"Every word of this book begs attention, every sentence squeezing out emotion." -MySeryniti.com"A gripping tale... This book packs quite a punch." -BookyThoughtsAndMe.com"A rollercoaster of emotions." -Adventures In Reading"L.L. Akers' debut book is a well-written and emotional book." -Bibliobelles.com A scarlet dragonfly tattoo—meant to be a beautiful, family mark of freedom—instead becomes a prophetic brand to those who wear it. Fleeing from their less-than-perfect childhoods into adulthood... twin sisters, Olivia and Gabriella, and their younger sister, Emma, instead find themselves flittering back into a cycle that relentlessly clings to their family; a cycle they can never seem to escape in this Coming of Age story. One mother and her daughters, bound by blood, begin their lives intertwined, but are forced to fight for their survivals separately, struggling to hide their fear and underserved shame from each other and the world. One of these women finds herself trapped. Alone. She battles to survive the terrifying darkness. With long hours of nothing to do but wait in fear, she grapples through obscure dreams and memories of the past. Deeply evocative, Let Me Go is a suspenseful Coming of Age story, and something a little different from the New Adult genre. H.M. Ward, #1 Bestselling New Adult author in the world, describes the New Adult genre (and it definitely applies to Let Me Go): "New Adult isn't about age, although the characters tend to be early 20's. Themes tend to revolve around getting acquainted with life, addressing darker subject matters. It's not about sex, either. It's about getting the rose-colored glasses of childhood bitchslapped off your face by the phenomenon known as life." Watch for Captured Again, Book 2 of The Let Me Go Series. Coming January 2014.