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**Insert happy sigh***

This book seriously made me happy, Like I am smiling like a pure fool at how great this book was and I actually hated to see it end.

Now I am going to keep this review short because I don't want to spoil it for anyone reading this but I will put it very simple... Imagine having your husband beat the hell out of you, degrade you, call you all kinds of names for 9 years and he wakes up not remembering a thing... and a completely different person... yep going to leave it right there because saying anymore would be a buzz kill.

My thoughts were running all over the places and the more I tried to piece and place things the more confused I became... so I did what all books should make you do.. continue to freaking read and stop trying to guess... and BOY was I glad that I did.

SOOOOO I will be recommending this one to EVERYONE!

Sighing off.. I think I fell in love with this book...


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Liberty A Redemption Novel Ginger Jamison Books Reviews

In Liberty, the first novel in Ginger Jamison’s Redemption series, Lexy Beecher barely recognizes her abusive husband, Ryan, when he returns home after he is injured in Afghanistan. While he (mostly) looks like the same man who left, he certainly does not act like the same man she feared for most of her marriage. Which makes her wonder, is he the same man?

One of only two men who survived an attack in Afghanistan, Ryan Beecher returns to the small town of Liberty with very few memories. He has absolutely no memory of his wife, Lexy, and in fact, everything he learns about his ten year marriage seems like it happened to a different person. Ryan may not recognize anyone or anything, but one thing is for certain. Lexy is his lifeline in the midst of turmoil and he will do everything in his power to convince her he is not the abusive man he once was.

Lexy has endured a lot over the course of her marriage but she has been carefully planning her escape from her abusive husband. She just has not been able to save up enough to leave when Ryan is injured. Although her love for Ryan ended long ago, she still rushes to his bedside and aids him during his recovery. There are a few alterations to his physical appearance, but she chalks them up to Ryan getting in shape for the Marine and his subsequent injuries. Of course, he is also much kinder and gentler but again, she easily excuses his differences to his time in the military and his injuries. What Lexy finds most troubling is her unexpected (and unwanted) sexual attraction for Ryan. How can she possibly be attracted to the man who physically and emotionally abused her for so many years?

The new Ryan is an absolute delight and I could easily see why Lexy is so drawn to him. He is patient, kind, considerate and loving-in other words, the complete opposite of the man he used to be. He is stunned and horrified by not only the things he is told he did to Lexy, but by his friends and their appalling treatment of her. Ryan has no connection to his past career or loves and the longer he is in Liberty, the more sure he is that a horrible mistake has been made.

I really wanted to love Liberty-the ingredients are there for an incredible story, but I just had a difficult time connecting to Lexy. I felt sorry for the horror she experienced at the hands of her husband, but I just could not believe that she did not leave during the two years he was gone. The reason behind her staying is compelling, but her life is literally on the line and I could not comprehend her not moving away at some point during his absence. But what I had the hardest thing believing is she would willingly go to Ryan during his hospital stay and then bring him back into her home. The abuse storyline is just too realistic to convince me that Lexy would want anything to do with Ryan after everything he did to her over the years.

There were things I liked about Liberty. I adored the new Ryan and how he patiently waited for Lexy to overcome her fears. Their sex scenes are a beautiful mix of sweet and sexy and I loved watching Lexy experience the romantic side of lovemaking. Seeing Lexy finally put the horrors of her past behind her is also incredibly gratifying.

All in all, a lovely beginning to Ginger Jamison’s Redemption series.

I received a complimentary copy for review.
This was a really great story!
Although very well written and a great story line, I couldn't bring myself to finish reading the book. I couldn't get over the fact that everyone couldn't tell that the wounded soldier "Ryan" was not really Ryan. Especially his wife Lexy and his mother. I mean come on the man's eye color was different and he didn't even sound the same (no Texan accent). What mother could mistake another man for her son? What wife of 10 years could mistake another man for her husband? I am more then half way through the book and everyone (friends, family) is still blind to the fact that this guy (whoever he is) is NOT RYAN. I regret wasting my $9.00 on this book. I read book 2 Jericho first and it was one of the best books I've read. I don't understand what happened with this one.
The best part of this book is the it was finished. Do not have to wait for a sequel with this particular couple but its a beautiful introduction to a new trilogy. Books like these reinforce my love for reading.
This was a true love story. I completely enjoyed this book. I laughed and even cried at times. In the beginning I could not believe how the story could happen but after awhile I bought in. The story evolved nicely, however I did find the end a bit rushed. I look forward to reading other books by this author.
This is my first book by this author and I really loved the book! I just bought the book yesterday and finished it already. Great story line and it made you fall in love with the characters. It makes you realize that good men still exist! Looking forward to this author's next book.
This beautiful story had it all!!! The author Ginger Jamison is now a new favorite of mine. The book is well written, the characters are well developed and the story is complete. This book was worth the $8.99. I will be reading the next book in this trilogy Jericho and looking forward to the third book!
**Insert happy sigh***

This book seriously made me happy, Like I am smiling like a pure fool at how great this book was and I actually hated to see it end.

Now I am going to keep this review short because I don't want to spoil it for anyone reading this but I will put it very simple... Imagine having your husband beat the hell out of you, degrade you, call you all kinds of names for 9 years and he wakes up not remembering a thing... and a completely different person... yep going to leave it right there because saying anymore would be a buzz kill.

My thoughts were running all over the places and the more I tried to piece and place things the more confused I became... so I did what all books should make you do.. continue to freaking read and stop trying to guess... and BOY was I glad that I did.

SOOOOO I will be recommending this one to EVERYONE!

Sighing off.. I think I fell in love with this book...