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Dear Stephanie

af Mandi Castle

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Winner of National Indie Excellence Award for Contemporary Novel. Paige Preston wants to end her life. After an unsuccessful attempt, she lands herself in mandatory therapy with a sexy psychiatrist. When he and an even more alluring friend begin to help her break down the walls she's spent a lifetime building, Paige begins to see something bigger than herself. Is it enough to pull her out of her dark world and help her finally feel like a human and be able to admit love? Or will letting someone in be the final step toward her demise? Dear Stephanie is a sinfully addictive walk through a world of beauty, affluence, and incidental love that effortlessly moves the reader between laughter, tears, heartache, and hope with the turn of every "Paige."… (mere)
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Having just finished this book, I'm emotionally wrung out.

Starting this book, I didn't care that much for Paige Preston. Rich, spoiled, gorgeous, shallow - we know this, because she tells us so, and she is unapologetic about it. But as the story unwinds, and I began to see - and feel - the emptiness, the depression, the loneliness and abandonment that make her who she is, my feelings for her began to change.

Can she take a chance on love -and will it change her?

This book delves deeply into depression and suicidal tendencies. It also has a lot of HOT sex, which is integral to Paige's character. It left me rooting for her to find happiness and a way out of the pit she was in. I just wanted to wrap her up in big soft blanket and bear-hug the shit out of her.

Beyond that, I won't share any spoilers, but be prepared for an emotional ride. ( )
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Winner of National Indie Excellence Award for Contemporary Novel. Paige Preston wants to end her life. After an unsuccessful attempt, she lands herself in mandatory therapy with a sexy psychiatrist. When he and an even more alluring friend begin to help her break down the walls she's spent a lifetime building, Paige begins to see something bigger than herself. Is it enough to pull her out of her dark world and help her finally feel like a human and be able to admit love? Or will letting someone in be the final step toward her demise? Dear Stephanie is a sinfully addictive walk through a world of beauty, affluence, and incidental love that effortlessly moves the reader between laughter, tears, heartache, and hope with the turn of every "Paige."

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