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245 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 8, 2016



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"And that is when I have a revelation: This is my life. It will never be perfect, and I'll never be able to completely erase the pain. But I have this - these little snippets of joy I can grab on to...and hold close to my heart."There are some significant residual feelings and emotions they're both dealing with but I think Jaynie has it the worst. Because of the degradation and pain and suffering she experienced at the hands of the Lowry's, specifically Allison, she has tendencies that should surprise no one and especially Flynn. Who in fact is dealing in some of the same ways as Jaynie it just takes him a while to admit it to her. One of the repercussions of the physical abuse that she underwent has life altering ramifications and when Jaynie tries to give Flynn an out, he quickly puts a stop to her thinking...