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I read Dying to Live and this book put me in my feels! I felt I was watching a movie. I could see each scene play in my mind. This book is a great introduction into the signs of domestic abuse. This book should be introduced in schools to young teenagers! The author did an outstanding job.
That ending... OMG!!! I am speechless, crying & grateful for this journey... It made me smile, made me cry, made my heart ache & made me optimistic riding the emotional rollercoaster from the first word to the last about finding & forging the redemption & resilience, security, strength, promise & power of real love.
It is an excellent book that captures your attention from the very beginning. AWESOME
Dying to Live was a tear jerker. I love love love this book!!! I had happy tears and sad tears throughout. I wish I had a friend circle like Naomi does!
Dying to Live is a great book. It kept my attention from beginning to end! I laughed and cried. I became angry and sad. This is a must read for all! I’ve been in a domestic violence relationship and you hit it on the nose!
This is one of these hit home stories. A story that is relatable to so many women. Dying to Live was well written and made it hard for me to put down. Just when I thought the story was over, the author gives you more. This is a multi-level love story. From obsessed, dangerous love to understanding, comforting love from a village of people. Definitely a good read.
I liked this book because it was very descriptive of the moods and emotions of the characters. Readers felt like they were there witnessing what was going on. "Dying to Live" had a nice ending and the subject matter is one where it may help people to recognize the signs of an abusive relationship or maybe help someone they know to get out of one. It was a great read.