Layla Flaherty had the perfect life, or close to it. Until a stranger
gunned her parents down right in front of her, leaving her with seizure
inducing PTSD. After years of trying to pass as normal and failing miserably,
she resigns herself to being invisible. But new to town Landen O’Brien sees
her, and he likes what he sees. Much to Layla’s surprise, he doesn’t freak out
when she has a seizure in front of him. He does the exact opposite, calming her
until the tremors subside. But Landen has secrets of his own. Secrets that both
bind them together and tear them apart.
Scarred by loss, Layla leaves her hometown of Hope Springs, Georgia,
hoping to put her painful past behind her and start over in college in
California. When she runs into Landen at freshmen orientation, she has a choice
to make. Reinforce those steel walls she's built up around herself or give the
only boy who can keep her still a second chance.
Landen’s more than ready to tear down those walls but this time when
they come crashing down, they might bury her.
This standalone edition of Keep Me Still will be released on Nov. 11, 2013 and includes the prequel novella Let You Leave and the sequel novella Hold Us Close.
Deleted and extended scenes from Special Edition will also appear in this all-inclusive edition. Hold Us Close will also be available as a separate novella.
Wearer of cowgirl boots, writer and avid reader of New
Adult romance, lover of wine, who is addicted to chai tea lattes. Brand
spanking new author of Girl with Guitar and soon to be released novels Girl on Tour, Girl in Love,
and Keep Me Still (which may or may not include spanking).
I'm a Gemini, wife, mom, and former high school
English teacher living in Birmingham, Alabama. I spend my days chasing a three
year old and hiding away with my Macbook. I spend my nights writing because
sleep is overrated.
Website: http://www.caiseyquinnwrites.com/
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I like the idea of the novella's been included. I wouldn't read them on their own but together with the book would be fun.
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