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Synopsis
It's
just a box of letters right?
Words
that were written a long time ago.
From
a boy to the girl that he was missing.
From
a man to the woman that he loved.
But
what if those words carry more impact than anyone realised?
Will
they finally give Georgia the closure that she needs and lessen the guilt that
she battles every day?
Or
will everything she thought she knew about the boy and man that wrote them and
the life they shared, be forever altered.
All
will be revealed in The Letters.
A
story about Life, Love and Acceptance.
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Carnage: The story of us
Book SummaryI love him, from the instant I set eyes on him when I was just 11 years old I have loved him and nothing will ever change that, he owns me, he owns my heart and he owns my body and no matter how many lies are told, no matter how many people conspire to keep us apart, despite the fame and the distance, we will find a way.
“Georgia Rae, when we made love you used to cry”… He waits for me to sing my bit. I try to swallow down a sob but I just end up singing through it…
“I said I love you like the stars above, I’ll love you till I die”
Carnage, an edgy coming of age love story that breaks all the rules and transcends the decades. Georgia and Sean's story will stay with you long after you read the final word.
An emotional, smoking hot, gut wrenching read.
Carnage 2: The story of me
Book Summary
When your world, your life and all of your
hopes and dreams for the future are ripped out from under you, how do you go
on? 
Death without dying is not only the most painful kind of death, it's also the most painful kind of life and I don't know if I'm strong enough to live it.
I spend my lonely days and nights trying to make sense of what my life has become. Do I have the strength to move forward into the light, or should I just let the darkness take me?
I'm Georgia Rae Layton McCarthy and this is the story of me, just me.
I'm no longer a part of an us, it's just me.
Alone.
By myself.
Marley: A Carnage Novel
Want to know what
really happened in that hotel room in Paris?
We got to watch
Georgia fall apart but what was Sean going through in those four years they
were separated?
Marley will give you
the answers but he might just break your heart along the way.
"‘So, they want
me to write a book? They want to know about my band, my life, my loves and my
losses. But they have no idea what they’re asking for. If I give them what they
want, they’ll get so much more than the sex and drugs and the rock and roll
they’re expecting. They’ll get the secrets that I’ve kept for so long, they’ll
get an insight into the person I really am, or at least was. They think they
know my story, they know nothing.
If I do this, if I
write honestly and give them the ugly truth, people will get hurt. People that
I love, people that have already suffered in the worst possible ways.
Do I do this, or do
I walk away? Taking my secrets to the grave."
Marley is an adult
contemporary romance. It contains content suitable only for grownups with an
open mind. There are scenes of group sex which include m/f/m a little bit of
f/m/m and even some f/f/f/m/m/f/f/f. There is drinking and drug taking
involved. A lot of swearing, some Essex slang and some very high emotion.
Please don’t complain after reading this book that you weren't warned.
And yes, of course you’ll need tissues.
About the Author
Lesley was born and grew up in Essex, just outside of London, England but moved with her family to Australia in 2006 and now lives close to the city of Melbourne. As well as writing, Lesley is an avid reader and also enjoys watching a game of football- the round ball version- while sipping on a glass of wine, during her down time. Despite now living in Australia, she is still an Essex girl at heart and remains partial to her waxing, tinting, sculpting and shellac routines. Lesley is a huge fan of social media and can often be found chatting to her readers in her various groups. She is a sucker for a reality TV show, with TOWIE being her obvious favourite.
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