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Let Me Fly (2012)

by Hazel St James(Favorite Author)

3.76 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Cate Publishing

series

Learning to Let Go Series

review 1: A truly inspiring story of surviving a traumatic event. Having the traumatic event written as flashes during Bryn’s panic attacks is a brilliant way to ease readers into the pain that has been controlling this victim’s life. Each character is written with such care and purpose they come to life on the page. Surviving and living are two different things. Bryn has used her best friend Cory and his guilt for what happened as a crutch. Cory is glad to be that crutch; he has his own burden of guilt to overcome. The co-dependency they share is not really living; it is just existing. Enter the good Doctor Glynn, he takes charge of Bryn when her panic sets in and gets her out of her own mind and thoughts. Knowing how to dominate and care for her relaxes her and she let... mores her guard down. Trust, which Bryn does not easily give, is handed to Charlie Glynn. These characters have their ups and downs, but ultimately Bryn has to learn to fight her past demons as they rise up with Charlie’s help of course. This will never be a true BDSM relationship. As a doctor, Charlie does not have the time to dedicate to a full time sub and Bryn is too independent for that kind of commitment. They have to find what works for them, if they are going to make it as a couple. Bryn’s character has to reach for help, panic attacks that are debilitating rule her life. Her journey of healing moves and captivates readers. It will keep you coming back to the series to see how Bryn is doing.The Ratings*:Hero: 4.5Heroine: 4.75Story/Plot/HEA: 4.75*The rating system is based on 1-5, 5 being the best and 1 the worst.Hero - The main male character of the story. Heroine - The main female character of the story. Story/Plot/HEA (Happy Ever After) - The over all story line and culmination of the main plot or theme.Member of The Wicked Reads Review Team
review 2: Tis was an enjoyable read. Watching Bryn learn to cope with her anxiety and find a way to stand on her own was touching. She has great friends and was dealing, but didn't realize what a toll that her anxiety was doing to everyone. I expected this to be about Sara after reading the .5 book, but was surprised. I liked the addition of the Dr into Bryn's life and look forward to where they are heading. LOVED THE ENDING and the glimpse into what is coming with Sara! Looking forward to this series! less

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