About the Book:
Title: Breathe Me: A 'Me' Novel
Author: Jeri William
Publisher: Gone Writing Publishing
Blurb:
You know how you hear those stories about once abused kids growing up and overcoming the difficult lie they have been dealt?
They become majorly successful-- like FBI agents or lawyers or something cool and never have any lingering problems?
Well, this isn't one of those stories. In fact, those stories are just that, stories. They are things that I read about in the many books I bury myself in when I'm alone.
I used to know how my life was going to be, how I was going to live out my lifeless days:
unloved and fearful. Hopeless to the possibility that life, my life, could be anything better than what it is now.
I knew that I would either give up, or give in, either one would eventually be the end of me; I didn't think that was so bad. I would no longer be constantly reminded that I was sh*t, and wouldn't be sh*t, no matter how hard I tried to make it different. I thought it was all easier just to slip away.
But that was before, before Deklan.
**For Mature Readers only due to strong language and sexual content**
About the Author:
Jeri Williams lives a super
fabulous lifestyle (by fabulous, she mean's kinda lame) in the hot Florida sun
and loves reading of any kind (except instruction manuals and cereal boxes).
She has always written stories and made her family listen to them since she was
young, although this is her first book she has ever published. She is a mom of
an up-and-coming Jerry Seinfeld (in girl form) and also enjoys being right and
knowing everything, although she is hardly ever right and really doesn't know
anything and is obsessed with inventing miniature zoo animals you can carry
around in your pocket (although not really).
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