Review: Inspiring You - Jessica Sorensen

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Review: Inspiring You - Book #4 Unraveling You Series -Jessica Sorensen - July 2015

When nothing seems to work and click with you in the world of books, I find having a few authors sitting on your Kindle as these are the ones that you know you will have no problem getting into as everything they write is right up your alley and you are bound to enjoy them. For me, one of those authors is Jessica Sorensen. Inspiring You is Book #4 in the Unravelling Series and is the continuation of Ayden and Lyric's story. They are preparing with their band to go on tour, but of course, it's not all sunshine and roses as Ayden's sister Sadie is still missing and the cult is still sending their threats this time hitting closer to home by threatening Lyric. Ayden is the key to finding Sadie and the cult, but only if he can remember which leads him to take a risky therapy treatment - but will it cause more damage than helpfulness? We read the return of Sadie, but will she be open to coming to live with Ayden and his new family? I wish we had seen more of the Sadie storyline, but this was another Ayden and Lyric tale as we did see Sadie and Sage connecting, so maybe more of her story in a future book? The pair also get ready to take it finally to the next level as Ayden is more open to Lyric touching him but can Lyric be patient with Ayden especially when life is moving fast around them? Find out in the final book of the Unravelling You series. I have enjoyed this next-generation read as those who have read Jessica's earlier books will remember the names Micha and Ella and Lila and Ethan who are the parents of the two teens in this series and next-door neighbors.


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