Book Blurb
Lily's sisters think her ability to heal the pain of others is easy compared to their truth telling and future seeing gifts. Who wouldn't love to heal people with a simple touch? But all of that pain and suffering has to go somewhere, and Lily's the one taking it all in.
When someone close to her dies, Lily's life spins out of control. She clings to her best friend Micah, trying to feel something other than the suffocating emptiness that threatens to consume her, but what started as friendship morphs in to something much more. As Lily begins to fall for Micah, she realizes that while healing others is easy, healing herself is much harder.
From USA Today Bestselling Author Angela Fristoe comes an emotionally touching trilogy for teens. Heal Me is the second standalone novel in A Touched Trilogy and is the perfect read for Young Adult fans of contemporary romance with a splash of the paranormal.
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Toot's Review by Stacy Sabala
Lily has the
ability to heal people. She absorbs the
negative feelings someone has and takes them into herself. She has this compulsion to help. It is now her senior year and she is
tired. It has taken more and more energy
to heal Dylan, her boyfriend. She knows
something is really wrong that she doesn’t know what to do for him. It is completely draining to be around him. She decides it is time to break up.
She follows
her thoughts and feelings, actually telling Dylan good-bye. She never thinks it will turn out the way it
does. Her world crashes and she doesn’t
want to feel or think. She looks elsewhere
for what she believes she needs. She
finds it in new student Micah. He is
more than he seems and his life is surprising.
Lily craves his company. However,
her feelings grow stronger as Micah refuses to give her what she wants.
Again, she
finds herself fighting to protect herself from the pain she endures as she
searches for herself and discovers what she really wants.
The first
book in this series was pretty good.
However, this one was better.
There is so much raw emotion going on that it hits you hard. I actually cried while reading what Lily went
through. It’s darker than the first and
the author brings up some more grown up themes.
It drew you in and didn’t let you go until the end.
I felt sorry
for Lily. Her sisters are a mess, so she
can’t really confide in them. The boys
in this book are ridiculous and you just want to smack them. Th only sane one in my mind is Owen. He had a pretty good perspective about
things. I liked how he treated Lily and
made her really think about what she was doing and how she really felt herself. She traveled a really rough road in this
story but learned more than she probably would’ve otherwise. A great read.
I give it a 5 out of 5.
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