Inspired by true events, the fictional novel Releasing Me is the inspirational story of Meredith Pearson's journey to healing from childhood sexual abuse.
Inspired by true events, the fictional novel Releasing Me is the story of Meredith Pearson's journey to healing from childhood sexual abuse. The novel begins at the moment Meredith enters the sheriff's department and meets the lead investigator.
From there, Meredith shares her decade-long process of working through memories, dreams, family dysfunction, and the traumas and joys of life until she eventually finds peace through spiritual insight. Releasing Me helps provide valuable insight into the thoughts, emotions, and experiences that many victims face during their healing process. Beyond that, Releasing Me is relevant to all people who wish to believe that the human spirit can prevail regardless of the circumstances laid out in this life.
Excerpt
I had a rush of thoughts. "Because my mother said she was going shopping for antiques. Because she's not leaving him. Because my friend told me that my step-father was cheating on her and I want to give her one more chance to escape. Because the Commonwealth Attorneys’ office told me there was no statute of limitations for child abuse. Because I was told you would be the person to help me." Somehow I began a response and the words flowed faster and faster as I described the years of pain that had led me to today's visit.
Professional Reviews
5 Star:
From Amazon: Many of us have had struggles similar to those described in "Releasing Me". Thank you, Melissa, for giving me the opportunity to explore my own 'past' and coming to a satisfying conclusion to the problems I've encountered. I saw several parallels, felt your pain, and learned from the experiences given in this novel. I recommend this book. It is 'down to earth' and honest. Good luck in your future endeavors.
5 Star: True inspirational character ! Sad what some children go Through
Amazon Review: Couldn't put it down. Great read!
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