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Shackled

by Angela Carling (Goodreads Author)

3.98 of 5 stars 3.98 · rating details · 53 ratings · 27 reviews

After shy, quiet Lucy and her family move from their small hometown in Minnesota to Seattle, Washington, she is surprised when Ryan, the most popular boy at school, asks her out. Soon, she is swept up in a whirlwind romance and her naive and trusting nature allows her to fall head over heels in love with her too-good-to-be-true suitor. Suddenly, Lucy finds herself enraptur...more

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Published June 1st 2012 by acacia publishing

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Aug 07, 2012 Alexis ~*Too many books, not enough time*~ rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: abuse-abused_abuser, alpha_male, boy_meets_girl_girl_meets_boy, clean-teen_romance, danger, crooked-cops, discovery, emotional-read, eye_4_an_eye, family-secrets-revealed, family_drama, heart_pounding_moments, heartbreaking, jealousy, may-june-jul-aug2012, steam_was-pg-13, ya-romance

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4.5 STARS

Disturbing, Creepy and Scary
Have you ever seen Sleeping with the Enemy?
Well this book is a teenage up to date version.

' As i focus on taking one Breath at a time, the pounding of our footsteps on the damp pavement reminds me of a wildly beating heart and I find myself comimg back again and again to one thought. How did I get in this mess? Then with sickening clarity
i remeber. Oh, yeah, i was the new kid.

Shackled has a young girl falling in love with the wrong guy.
Lu...more

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Jul 13, 2012 Wanda (Good Choice Reading) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, read-in-2012, reviewed

This was a powerful novel. At the end of the book the author wrote a note describing how abuse affected her. And basically her sister was abused and she mentioned a time that he beat her. That one incident she mentioned made me cry. Cry with pain at what I avoided and many other women didn't. Raw and intense.

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To be honest, when I picked up Shackled I wasn't sure what to expect. But I really enjoyed this story. This book puts a shine on domestic abuse. Any kind of abuse is...more This was a powerful novel. At the end of the book the author wrote a note describing how abuse affected her. And basically her sister was abused and she mentioned a time that he beat her. That one incident she mentioned made me cry. Cry with pain at what I avoided and many other women didn't. Raw and intense.

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To be honest, when I picked up Shackled I wasn't sure what to expect. But I really enjoyed this story. This book puts a shine on domestic abuse. Any kind of abuse is always a touchy subject for anyone. And Angela wrote her story without holding anything back. The reality is, abuse is something that most victims probably wouldn't recognize it at first. I know that probably doesn't make sense. But most victims probably make excuses such as "S/He had a bit too much to drink" or "S/He's just so stressed". Well basically that's what Angela showed us in her novel. How easy someone can miss the signs of abuse. Lucy was unaware of what was happening before her eyes.

This story was so heartbreaking and realistic. Angela's protagonist Lucy was a young girl new to a school when she meets Ryan (hottest boy in school) and was swept her off her feet. He showered her with attention and affection and her parents loved him. Most likely, you probably will too. He was the "perfect" boyfriend. So basically Lucy counting her lucky stars. That is until he starts showing his repelling side. His insecurities got the best of him and his abusive side surfaced. That's when everything went down a spiral slide.

I must say that Ryan was pretty smooth with his antics. Even I would have been smitten by him. So I can see how Lucy was fooled by him. But what was once a cute jealously act was now something much more dangerous. Shackled gives you an insider look at how domestic abuse develops and how frighten a victim can gets.

I enjoyed this novel very much but when Ryan started acting abusive, I found myself hoping that this book doesn't end tragically. I recommend this book to mothers, daughters and every single female in your family. It can be an eye opener. There is one little complaint and that is the cover of this book. In my opinion it honestly doesn't do the book justice. And as much as we say "Don't judge a book by it's cover.", this cover doesn't scream, pick me up. This book deserves a better fitting cover. I give Shackled a 5 starts and a definitely Good Choice for Reading.

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Jan 13, 2013 Michelle rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: own-the-ebook-copy

o.O GO READ NOW! Oh how I wish I could write my full review NOW. But I'm on a blog tour so must wait! All I can say is. I finished it in less than 2 hrs. I Gripped my nook the whole time. And I cried. Oh man.. And this is from a reader who tends NOT to like contemporaries!

- As many of you know, Contemporaries are not something I tend to venture into when it comes to reviewing. However when Angela inquired about me reviewing shackled, and shared information about Respect month, I felt like this...more

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Jul 17, 2012 Misty Baker rated it 5 of 5 stars

***4.5 Stars***

I remember once, when I was really young, having a conversation with my grandfather about strength.

“Your eyes are the strongest part of your body Misty. You remember that and you’ll be just fine.” He said to me.

I thought he was out of his mind (of course) since (not only) was I dumb and completely naive, but he towered over most men I knew. 6 foot tall and made of stone, only second to my father he was the most intimidating person I knew. Insisting that my eyes, (the same eyes tha...more

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Jun 21, 2012 Avery Olive rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved Angela Carlings Unbreakable Love, I thought it was a sweet, sensual love story touching on the paranormal but I was blown away by her latest novel Shackled.

After reading the back cover blurb you get a small sense of what the novel is about, I knew what I was getting into, sort of, but once I read the dedication, I knew I had to sit down and read it right away.

This is a story of triumph. It tugs at your heart because sadly this subject isn’t given the attention it deserves. So often are...more I loved Angela Carlings Unbreakable Love, I thought it was a sweet, sensual love story touching on the paranormal but I was blown away by her latest novel Shackled.

After reading the back cover blurb you get a small sense of what the novel is about, I knew what I was getting into, sort of, but once I read the dedication, I knew I had to sit down and read it right away.

This is a story of triumph. It tugs at your heart because sadly this subject isn’t given the attention it deserves. So often are we swept up into the fairytale romances with happy endings, of knights in armour whisking us away but the bitter truth is that this isn’t always the case. Sometimes the fairytale morphs into something unforeseen, and something that traps girls, forcing them to submit because it’s just not talked about enough. You know what I’m going to say, and some of you are going to roll your eyes, but abuse happens. More than we realize. And some people get so far trapped, they can’t get out. I think every girl, young and old should read this novel, or one like it, to understand more about the situations of abuse and how to break free.

Shackled is a heroic tale of Lucy, whose prince charming turns into a monster. What I liked right from the start is the realistic character of Luce. So often are we forced to believe these situations only happen to the weak willed, the low self esteem--the already broken. That’s not always the case. Luce was just like any other girl, until she moved across the country, from a small sheltered town to something much bigger, daunting. But she was strong right from the start, if only she had been able to see that and hold on to it.

Instead Lucy let a charming, handsome, popular boy sweep her off her feet. And sure he was nice, there were times when I was on his side, and swooned at his attentiveness, his romantic actions, but I also saw early on the signs of his impending change that Lucy didn’t. But that’s how love works, or at least the idea of love. You are so blinded that you don’t see what’s already there.

Ryan might not have been quite the typical case for an abusive boyfriend—I don’t like spoilers, but I will say that he had a few tricks up his sleeve that many don’t. But it doesn’t matter how he took his role to the next level, whether he had help, unforeseen tactics, and a heavy fist, the result is still the same.

But even though Lucy didn’t quite see what was happening, perhaps not until she was so far gone, someone else did. Remember that, even now, you are never alone, and neither was Luce.

This story does two things, it entertains you, as a novel should, but it also teaches you, and I hope that any girl who reads this, won’t get swept up into the wrong fairytale.

With the help of some interesting characters, Ms. Carling had us guessing right until the end how this tragic case of abuse would play out. It will make you laugh, cry, and want to pound your fist into the pavement, but by far this was one of my best 2012 reads.

Even if you don’t read this novel, you think the topic of abuse is taboo, at least pay attention, not only to yourself, your relationships, but to other’s. There may be someone close to you that needs your help.

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May 12, 2012 Steffy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Stars: 2.5/5

Shackled is a very disturbing book…because of the subject it’s dealing with: Abusive relationships. I had seen a Tyra show a few years ago about naïve high school girls getting into these abusive relationships.
You get Lucy point of view along with Ryan the…’abuser’ you see them get into that unhealthy spiral, Lucy is not aware of how far he is going until it’s almost too late and how he doesn’t even realize how messed up he really is.
I think every teenage girl should read that book…...more

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Feb 15, 2013 Antonia ♥ rated it 5 of 5 stars

‘’Shackled’’ is one of the best books I have EVER read. After reading it, I became an emotional wreck. The story is so complex and beautiful, you will beg for more, believe me. But the most important thing is that ‘’Shackled’’ has an important message for everybody. Unfortunately, nowadays, many girls are in Lucy’s situation and it’s not OK. If you read this book, you will be dumbfounded.

Everything changed when Lucy Taylor moved with her family in a new town. She was the new girl and HE put his...more ‘’Shackled’’ is one of the best books I have EVER read. After reading it, I became an emotional wreck. The story is so complex and beautiful, you will beg for more, believe me. But the most important thing is that ‘’Shackled’’ has an important message for everybody. Unfortunately, nowadays, many girls are in Lucy’s situation and it’s not OK. If you read this book, you will be dumbfounded.

Everything changed when Lucy Taylor moved with her family in a new town. She was the new girl and HE put his eyes on her.Ryan Hillstead was exactly the type of boy who Lucy wanted. He was handsome, smart and educated. He and Lucy developed a beautiful relationship and I must confess that at the beginning I loved Ryan too. This sounds perfect, doesn’t it? But it definitely isn’t. Here comes the hard part: Ryan was very jealous and he acted like a possesive guy everytime Lucy was around Mason (or other boys), his best friend. Mason loved Lucy, but he respected her and he never tried to stole her from Ryan.

Ryan’s father, Mark, was a sick man. He taught his son that women must be dominated and kept against their will. He gave Ryan a tracking bracelet for Lucy and he put a GPS in her phone. They were insane! The serious part was that May, Ryan’s mother, was in the same situation. She wore a tracking bracelet for many years.

When Lucy discovered the real Ryan, she was shocked because she really loved him (or at least, she thought she loved him). He became a hunter and poor Lucy was his prey. With Mason’s help, Lucy tried to get help. Did she find the help? Did Ryan and his father hurt her? So many questions and Lucy was running out of time.

In this hunting and thrilling journey, Angela Carling says the story of an innocent girl who thought that she had found love, but instead she found the big bad wolf.

Overall, ‘’Shackled’’ is a MUST read! I just love this book with all my heart and I’m so honored that I had the opportunity to read it. It talks about abuse, domestic violence and respect. It really shattered me!(less)

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May 29, 2012 ABookVacation rated it 5 of 5 stars

Carling writes a compelling novel that had me on pins and needles. Lucy is a very naive teenager, as many teenagers are, and her story is extremely compelling—one I think all females should read, especially as abuse in relationships comes in all forms and crosses all age barriers. This isn’t just a book for teens, but for all women.

I found myself, on many an occasion, vocally chiding the characters, especially Lucy, as the novel progressed. Unfortunately, Lucy tends to make poor decision after p...more

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Aug 31, 2012 Tamsen rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book! I couldn't put it down. I think every Mother of a teen, a teen or dating Woman should read it. It is about a teenager who moves to a new city and finds the most popular boy in school is interested in her. She can't believe it! He seems almost to good to be true. The longer the romance goes the more she begins to "feel" like something is not right.
Very well written and good character development. It is scary how fast we can get involved with someone without really kno...more

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Jul 17, 2012 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Absolutely chilling and realistic. My 14 year old daughter read this book first and insisted that I read it. The author's comment in the Author's Notes that abusive relationships are not typically addressed in the high school setting is extremely relevant. Young relationships are often where the pattern of lifetime abusive relationships can start. Shackled is a very well written book, and I highly recommend that teens and parent's of teens read this book. I consider this book acceptable for even...more

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Jul 09, 2012 Alis Bookshelf rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is one of those books that I wish I could bring to the high schools in my area and hand out to every girl that goes there. Shackled, is a very compelling story about a girl who is new and town and ends up falling for the hot guy in school. But, danger is right around the corner and she doesn't see it.

The topic in this compelling and non preachy book is domestic abuse, more specifically boyfriend abuse. Its a hard topic to read and the author does an amazing job at painting both sides of the...more

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Oct 27, 2012 Irinna rated it 4 of 5 stars

THIS IS JUST A SMALL PART OF THE REVIEW. HERE IT IS THE LINK FOR THE WHOLE ONE: http://bookaholic29.blogspot.ro/2012/...

Oana: Finally, here we have the review of Shackled. So, Irina, I have read Shackled before you did, and I kinda had my steady oppinion. I tend to think you got a bit different oppinion from mine. Did you have any initial expectations from Shackled?

Irina: Hey. I'm glad you asked me this. Okey, I really didn't know what to think about Angela's book. I haven't read a synopsis or r...more

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Jun 13, 2012 PopcornReads rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: abuse, angela-carling, coming-of-age, contemporary-fiction, family, fiction, giveaway-hop, giveaway, relationships, romance, suspense, teen, tween, ya, young-adult

ARC Giveaway & Review: We’re participating in the Indie Author Giveaway Hop, and are delighted to have Shackled by Angela Carling as our giveaway. This is Angela’s second book and it covers a very important subject, domestic abuse – specifically boyfriend abuse; however, it does that in a way that doesn’t lecture or preach. The way we’re taught to be as girls sets us up, no matter how smart or competent or self-confident we seem, to easily fall prey to the predators in this world. This is a...more

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Jul 10, 2012 Autumn Review rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, review, blog-tours

I'm going to start by saying that as a mother, this was an emotional read for me. I kept picturing my daughter or nieces responding this way to a boy and it made me hurt. I'm going to try very hard not to reveal any spoilers, but you may get the idea based on my feelings.

Lucy. I liked her as a character, but also felt like she was a bit naive, therefore making bad choices. She never really had a boyfriend before, so when Ryan starts paying attention to her, she feels special. I get that. I tota...more I'm going to start by saying that as a mother, this was an emotional read for me. I kept picturing my daughter or nieces responding this way to a boy and it made me hurt. I'm going to try very hard not to reveal any spoilers, but you may get the idea based on my feelings.

Lucy. I liked her as a character, but also felt like she was a bit naive, therefore making bad choices. She never really had a boyfriend before, so when Ryan starts paying attention to her, she feels special. I get that. I totally get it. It didn't make it any easier to see her falling for a guy who clearly has some deep issues. In the end though, Lucy does recognize that this is not a healthy situation. Thank goodness.

I really couldn't stand Ryan, even from the beginning. He just seemed too good looking, too perfect, but also seemed to be way overprotective and overbearing. I'm all for an Alpha male, but he gave me the creeps. That being said, near the end, I had developed some compassion for him based on the situation. He was raised to be the way he was and I really think he knew his behavior was wrong. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.

Now on to Mason. I really liked Mason and felt like his character was a bit underplayed. He really seems to be a great guy and genuinely cares for Lucy. I would have liked to have seen him more in the story.

As for the story, I mention that it was a bit difficult to read. It's because of the subject matter. I liked the story and I liked the way it developed, but it was hard to read. I found myself involved in the story and in the characters lives. I wanted to wrap Lucy up and take her away from Ryan. I have one qualm that I have to mention. Most of the book is written from Lucy's POV, but there are a few chapters with Ryan and Mason's POV's written in third person. That just bugged me. I think it would have flowed better if all POV's were told in first person.

So, I bordered on rating this a 3 or a 4. The reason I went with the 4 is because I kept thinking about it later on. I've had over a week since reading the book and it's still very fresh in my head. Reflecting on the story now, it reads like it would be a good script for a show or movie. I would recommend this book, but be advised that there is some difficult subject matter. (less)

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Oct 28, 2012 Haley ~ YA-Aholic rated it 4 of 5 stars

SOOOOO Good!!!!!!! :D Full review coming soon!!

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Oct 27, 2012 Oana Ungureanu rated it 5 of 5 stars

Oana: Finally, here we have the review of Shackled. So, Irina, I have read Shackled before you did, and I kinda had my steady oppinion. I tend to think you got a bit different oppinion from mine. Did you have any initial expectations from Shackled?

Irina: Hey. I'm glad you asked me this. Okey, I really didn't know what to think about Angela's book. I haven't read a synopsis or reviews or other stuff, I wanted to be surprised..And I was surprised. And hell yeah, I really enjoyed the book. But you...more

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Aug 31, 2012 Amanda (Born Bookish) rated it 3 of 5 stars

New girl Lucy moves to Washington with her family when her dad gets a new job. When the good looking and seemingly perfect, Ryan gives her a tour of the school, Lucy immediately falls for him. Their relationship moves at super speed before Lucy realizes just how deep she’s gotten herself, only by then it’s too late.

I was a little nervous about reading this book, knowing it focused on an abusive relationship, but I think the author handled the subject really well: portraying the ugliness of abuse...more New girl Lucy moves to Washington with her family when her dad gets a new job. When the good looking and seemingly perfect, Ryan gives her a tour of the school, Lucy immediately falls for him. Their relationship moves at super speed before Lucy realizes just how deep she’s gotten herself, only by then it’s too late.

I was a little nervous about reading this book, knowing it focused on an abusive relationship, but I think the author handled the subject really well: portraying the ugliness of abuse without getting graphic like other books I’ve read.

Ryan’s abuse is rarely physical, it’s more emotional and controlling. He’s absolutely obsessed with Lucy and wants her all to himself. He tries to control her life as much as possible by pushing all their friends away and only hanging out alone. He completely melts down if she talks to another guy or brings up hanging out with anyone else. He even goes so far as to put a bug in her cell phone so he can make sure she isn’t talking to other guys.

The story is told from three different perspectives: Lucy, Ryan, and their friend, Mason. I’m glad the author chose to do this because it helped me to understand where Ryan was coming from and how he got to be the way that he was. Without those chapters from his point of view I would have looked at him a lot differently.

This book starts with a prologue that is taken from one of the most intense scenes at the end of the book. It is used to draw you in and keep you reading. I must say it worked. Once I got into the story, I was constantly thinking about it while at work or elsewhere wanting to know what would happen to Lucy next.

Despite how good the story was, I did have some slight issues with the writing. The first being, that there were a fair amount of grammatical errors sprinkled throughout that should have been caught by the editor. Secondly, there were a lot of repetitive descriptions.

This is the second book by this author that I’ve read and I noticed that she ended them both in a similar fashion. The whole book builds up to this one big climax and then she skips ahead a few months to tie things up without dealing with the after effects of that climactic event. This is something that bothered me with Unbreakable Love as well, but when it happened again in this one I was kind of annoyed.

Overall, I really enjoyed the story but think it could have been better had there been some more revisions and an ending that dealt with the immediate after effects of what happened.
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Nov 26, 2012 Sara rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery-and-suspense, nook

Shackled is a book about abuse and controlling behavior. This book was very good and well written. Lucy and her family have just moved to Washington, and on her first day of school she meets the charming Ryan. Soon he is asking her out and she is very intrigued by him and thinks she is in love. But soon Ryan's behavior starts to change, and soon Lucy is feeling scared and trapped. It even includes and anklet to keep track of her location at all times, and she is trapped wearing jeans to hide it...more

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Dec 27, 2012 The Sweet Bookshelf rated it 1 of 5 stars

Let me first say that for some reason I kept thinking there would be a paranormal aspect to this book. Without that it would be an abuse story. Having been through an abusive childhood, if I'd know it, I wouldn't have read it at all. I don't like to think about it. I feel the summary should mention something about that.

Lucy is likeable enough. But, I didn't feel that bond I usually get with a character. I wanted to know her more. The story is mainly told through her point of view except for a f...more

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Jul 28, 2012 Mlpmom (Book Reviewer) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc-book-read, kindle-books

To say this was a powerful novel would be an understatement. This was so much more.

This novel was truly so well written. So well voiced.

Sensitive topis of abuse can be so hard to write about but Carling handles this so well that it will blow your mind.

I am actually a little speechless to be honest. Maybe I should just say that the characters in this book are completely unforgettable and that I will be thinking about them for a very long time. Long after the book has been put down and long after...more

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Aug 02, 2012 Patricia (Patricia's Particularity) rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, ya-saves

While I have not had the chance, yet, I was dying to read her first novel Unbreakable Love (the cover is hot!). So imagine how thrilled I was when Angela Carling asked me review her new book Shackled. On the first day of her new school, Lucy notices Ryan... and he notices her. Quickly they become inseparable. Lucy notices little things about Ryan almost immediately that make her a little uneasy. Lucy also starts to notice Ryan's best friend, Mason.

I was impressed by how Angela Carling tackled su...more

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Aug 13, 2012 Pavlina Michou rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: want-to-read-soon

This story was so realistic. I liked Lucy as a character, but also felt like she was a bit naive.Though I admit that I am not a fan of Ryan in the least, obtaining his viewpoint did put the novel in perspective and explained a lot to me in terms of his actions, especially as I began to understand his home life. Highly recommended for anyone!

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Apr 30, 2012 Reading, Eating & Dreaming rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Feb 23, 2013 Ainsley Carling rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

Shackled is a thrilling story that has big turns you won't see coming. Lucy is very vulnerable. That is how she falls into control freak Ryan's trap. Like father like son because Ryan's father is the same way a control freak. I thought the biggest twist was at the end when Ryan's mom stands up to his dad. But you won't see it coming. Nobody did. There is also parts that will make your skin crawl but it brings up a topic (abuse) that isn't talked about enough.

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Oct 06, 2012 Kristina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc-egalley-for-review

Review coming soon!

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Jul 10, 2012 Wrathsqueen rated it 4 of 5 stars

My review of Shackled and a guest post from Angela Carling: http://wrathsqueensbooks.blogspot.co....

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Dec 21, 2012 Rachel80live.co.uk rated it 5 of 5 stars

this book was such a good read

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Raised in Palm Springs California. A desert rat that writes Young Adult novels and loves all kitties and her family. Can be bribed with chocolate. Published books, Unbreakable Love, Shackled and Becoming Bryn.

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