Review: Awakening You - Jessica Sorensen ( Unravelling You Series)

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Awakening You (Unraveling You, #3)

Review: Awakening You - Book #3 Unravelling You Series - April 2015

I find when I am in a book slump as I had 2 DNFS before this book, that Jessica Sorensen always helps me out of it, and Awakening You was no different as it brings us another installment of the Ayden and Lyric show.  At the end of Book #2, we learned that the cult had taken Ayden's sister Sadie and Ayden was pressured by the police to help find them. We read as he undertakes hypnotic therapy to uncover the darkest parts of his mind as he suffers from amnesia with regards to that time in his life. All he knows is he managed to escape but wasn't left unharmed. The cult wants him back and it looks like it's only a matter of time as they have been inching him out slowly with messages left on his car, breaking into his house, and stalking him. It's not fair as he is finally in a great home with the Gregory's who love and care for him. We also see that his relationship with Lyric is starting to heat up and they have close intimate moments of touch - well as much as Ayden can handle. Lyric's dad also gets a visit from his past, which I assume we will see more so in the next book as it just sort of barely touched the surface in Awakening You.  Awakening You ended on a major cliffie which revealed that Ayden's birth family might be the reason he is still being tracked down by the cult. I am hoping that in the next book, we get a bit more of Sadie interaction and Ayden saving the day and discovering more of his connection with the cult, and who knows, now that the cat is out of the bag with Lyric and Ayden's relationship - will things heat up a bit more in Book #4 - Inspiring You. 

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