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Breathe

by Hubbert, Paulette D
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Neecy wakes up again in a cold sweat and can still feel the sensation of the hands around her neck. Jasper, Neecy's boyfriend is laying next to her but is never wakened by Neecy's screams. Meanwhile, when a letter from Angela's father is anonymously mailed to her, Angela hires Miles to find Dr. Neecy Stromm.

When Miles finds Neecy, Angela comes under suspicion after Neecy's mother dies in a house fire. Neecy is convinced that Angela murdered her mother until Angela gives Neecy the letter written in their deceased father's handwriting. The letter details a crime committed when Neecy was six. Neecy has no memories of her life at age six; it's as if she stopped existing for a year. Monica helps Neecy understand how repressed memories can manifest even if she can't remember what happened.

Neecy soon finds out that Angela holds the key to her repressed memories when Neecy suddenly remembers what happened when she was six. As the voices in the room begin to fade, Angela calls 911. All Neecy can do is remind herself to breathe.

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Pub dateJul 15, 2018
ISBN-100979309123
ISBN-139780979309120
LanguageEnglish
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