Cheryl's Book Nook

  Tabitha I chose to dedicate my life to helping others navigate their trauma through Meridian’s program. I’ve always been good at keeping my demons locked away. But when my walls finally crack, I am forced to choose between losing my job and participating. For the first time, I find myself vulnerable, on the other side, wondering… Who is going to save me? Sebastian I came here to gain clarity and piece my mind back together after a devastating loss. I was just a patient until she was put into this position beside me. Tabitha Sawyer, the untouchable doctor… no, woman, that I can see slowly breaking, doesn’t realize she isn’t alone in the dark. While I failed before, I will not again. I will be the one to save her. My Review Tabitha may be the therapist, but it is Sabastian that is the teacher. You could say that he became "teacher's pet." There is nothing wrong with this. In fact, there is everything right. Tabitha and Sebastian both had baggage to unpack. They both were ...

  Coming home for Christmas wasn’t supposed to break me open, but here we are. My sisters and I return to Maple Ridge, expecting goodbyes, and end up facing every version of ourselves we had tried to outgrow. Grief hits hard. Love hits harder. And somehow, in the middle of loss and holiday chaos, we’re learning how to be whole—together, messy, and more vulnerable than we’ve ever allowed. This is an interconnected christmas novella. It is highly recommended for the series to be read together. Be sure to continue this story by reading   Kept for Christmas by Brianna Rusler  and  Home for Christmas by Elsa Wilde & Jade Katzchen   . This story contains details that some readers may find triggering. Reader's discretion is highly advised. My Review Talk about an opening scene. From the little bit I knew about Margaret, I loved her. She was so kind to open her doors and heart for Kilah, Emery, and Lily Anne. These three women would not be where they are now if not ...