{{RELEASE DAY BLITZ/REVIEW}} LETTING GO (Keaton #1.5) BY B.A.WOLFE
Jason Bradley is a
simple, country guy thrust into a life most wouldn't consider normal. He’s
dealt with his share of heartbreak and pain, and now he keeps his secrets close
to his heart to avoid getting hurt again. Living the only way he knows how.
Until Cassandra Pierce crashes into his world. After a life-changing moment he
never anticipated, he realizes that loving her is only the beginning.
A whirlwind of days…
Beautiful moments…
Then it all comes tumbling down, and Jason learns that the hardest part of
living…of loving…is letting go.
This is Jason's story.
**Letting Go is a
Full Length Companion Novel to the Keaton Series and is told in Jason's (Jase)
POV **
** Please note- Letting Go will be
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***ARC provided in exchange
This is a companion novella to ‘Away’ and is told from Jase’s POV.
You should definitely read ‘Away’ first.
Letting go doesn’t just tell the same story as Away, this story goes deeper and shows us what went on before during and after.
This cowboy decides to take life one step at a time and realizes that sometimes bad things happen to good people and there is nothing you can do to help it. Every one has a choice and Jase's is to life to the full and embraces the darkness to find his light.
This story is an emotional one and it’s raw and real. Make sure to have your tissues at the ready as you will need them, I was an emotional wreck whilst reading this book and for a long time after.
No questions asked,
she rushed me straight to the emergency room. I sat on the bed listening as my
mother’s shoes slapped against the tile as she strode from one end of the
hospital room to the other.
"Mom, can you
please just stand still?" I squinted while massaging my head that ached
from her pacing.
She stopped and
twisted around. "I'm sorry. I just can't believe you didn't tell me
sooner,” she said, moving her hand to her chest, close to her heart. "I
can't believe I didn't notice sooner. What kind of nurse and
mother doesn't realize her son is ill?" Her voice shook.
I hated my mom
being so upset. "It’s not your fault. I hid it from you."
"No, Jason.
No. I wasn't focused on you. I was focused on your,” she paused, her eyes
pooling with tears, “damn brother, and this is what happens. I should've—”
"Stop it,
please!" She never used profanity. Never.
God. Between the nerves that rolled in my stomach and the
tears that were trickling down her cheeks, I didn’t think I was going to be
able to sit in the room a second longer. She couldn't blame this on anyone but
me.
“It’s my fault.
Stop blaming yourself and Dan.” I tapped my sternum. “I did this, okay?” My
strong voice faded as she glared at me.
“No, Jason, I won’t
stop. Just promise me one thing?” She raised a lone finger.
She’d never
understand that I was trying to man-up so we could focus on more important
things. I just never thought it would lead us here.
“What?” My voice
was meek, defeated.
“You won’t hide
something like this from me or your father ever again.” If it was possible, the
brown in her eyes turned dark, like coal. She was furious and I felt guiltier
than ever.
I nodded. I was so
worried about not being a burden and there I was, the biggest burden of all.
“Never again, Mom.”
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