Review: Keep You From Harm - Debra Doxer

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Review: Keep You From Harm - Book #1 Remedy - Debra Doxer - September 2013
 
Secrets can be overwhelming , especially when you can't tell anybody in case it will backfire on you. Keep You From Harm reminded me a bit of the tale of Doctor Doolittle , where instead of the main character Raielle being able to talk to animals , she can heal those who are sick. All she has in this world is her mother , who can do the same thing. What happens next though is that Raielle will come home from school and find her mother dead , murdered and left in her own pool of blood. From then on , Raielle finds out that she has a family elsewhere that includes her brother and her grandmother . Her brother takes her in to his family and Raielle meets Lucas who is hiding his own fair share of secrets. Soon the pair will become closer and he will become her rock as she tries to find out what happened to her mother. When she meets her grandmother, she discovers the truth of why her mother quit sharing her gift and made sure that Raielle lived by the rules she created. What will happen to Raielle when she has to heal somebody she loves ? Will she discover the consequences of breaking the rules of healing and will it be something that she can live with ? This was such an amazing book, that left me wanting to tell the world about it after I had finished it :) Definitely one for all to read.
 

 
 
 

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