Review: The Morning After - Erin Lee and Jamie Lynn Boothe

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The Morning After 

Review: The Morning After - Jamie Lynn Boothe and Erin Lee - May 2017
When Alyssa was younger, she dreamed of fairytale romances and loving her husband till death do us part. That was until one day; she realized that love like that didn't exist and instead her relationship was lived in fear. Alyssa's husband Daniel is an abuser and has isolated Alyssa so much from the world; she has nowhere to go. After the last incident, Alyssa doesn't know how long she can take it as she always wakes up thinking this could be her last day alive as every day Daniel comes home drunk and beats her. On a whim Alyssa decides today is the day and catches the bus to Boulder, Colorado. Here she stays at a women's shelter and eventually gets a job as a waitress which leads her to rent a room from an elderly couple and loving at that Mandy and Bill. Soon Alyssa starts to open up and feels she is safe and even dreams as she meets their son Randall, that she may be able actually to have a fairytale love after all. That is until we learn and she discovers that her ex Daniel has been searching for her and won't rest until he gets her back. Can Alyssa be rid of her ex-husband once and for all or will Daniel find Alyssa and her life be over? Find out in this edgy read that touches on Domestic Violence, Cheating and abuse - The Morning After by Erin Lee and Jamie Lynn Boothe. This book spoke to me, as I watched not as bad as this but growing up my father treat my mother horribly and I never realized how much it affected me until I moved out of home and certain things I will ask permission for and my partner is like you don't have to ask - you can help yourself.






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