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TO KNOW ME
The Complete Series (1-4)
Marcy Blesy
Seventeen-year-old
Mae is convinced that the consequences of her poor decisions have caused the
untimely deaths of three close family members within a year, no matter how
ludicrous her thoughts seem to those she loves. The solution? Run away so no
one else she cares for gets hurt.
Despite Mae’s efforts to blend in at a new high school just long enough to
graduate, she meets Ty, the "perfect guy" with his own secrets and a
relentless interest in her. She must decide if she can stop running from the
past and still protect those she loves; and if she does return home, whether Ty
is really the right person to protect her fragile heart.
Complete 4 Book Series:
To Know Me
To Love Me
To Forgive Me
To Choose Me
**To Know Me is an upper YA-New Adult Romance Series, not intended for younger
readers.**
Mae is convinced that the consequences of her poor decisions have caused the
untimely deaths of three close family members within a year, no matter how
ludicrous her thoughts seem to those she loves. The solution? Run away so no
one else she cares for gets hurt.
Despite Mae’s efforts to blend in at a new high school just long enough to
graduate, she meets Ty, the "perfect guy" with his own secrets and a
relentless interest in her. She must decide if she can stop running from the
past and still protect those she loves; and if she does return home, whether Ty
is really the right person to protect her fragile heart.
Complete 4 Book Series:
To Know Me
To Love Me
To Forgive Me
To Choose Me
**To Know Me is an upper YA-New Adult Romance Series, not intended for younger
readers.**
Excerpt
To know me is to die. I mean, to really know
me, like when you know I can run for hours without so much as a water break, or
that cinnamon sugar doughnuts are my weakness, or that my dad gave me a whole
different name. But I don’t let people get that close. I’ve learned the hard
way. Too many people die in my life. Grandma said I was only unlucky.
“It’s not
your fault all those people you love die. It’s just bad luck that you’ve had to
deal with grief so young. Not fair at all,” she’d said. That was right before
she died on my seventeenth birthday and right after my sister Laura, my dad,
and my dog Petie.
I direct Mom Number 4 toward the front door of the
high school. I always get a new mom when I transfer schools. I have yet to find
a school that allows a seventeen-year-old to register herself. I wanted to
graduate in Ohio, but too many people started asking questions. They weren’t
important questions. Just stuff like, “How come I can’t ever come over to your
house?” or “Why won’t you ever talk about yourself?” or when I do, “That’s not
what you told so-and-so.” I had to leave. To let people into my life isn’t an
option anymore. But, there’re no worries anyone will start to ask questions
here. It’s already March. That diploma is as good as mine. Then I can enroll in
online college and try to salvage something of my pathetic life.
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Marcy Blesy is the author of several middle grade and young adult
novels and short stories. Her picture book, Am I Like My Daddy?, helps children
who experienced the loss of a parent when they were much younger. She has also
been published in two Chicken Soup for the Soul books as well as various
newspapers and magazines. By day she runs an elementary school library and
enjoys spending time with her husband and two boys.
Marcy is a believer in love and enjoys nothing more than making her readers
feel a book more than simply reading it. She likes to connect with her readers
via @marcyblesy or at www.marcyblesy.com.
novels and short stories. Her picture book, Am I Like My Daddy?, helps children
who experienced the loss of a parent when they were much younger. She has also
been published in two Chicken Soup for the Soul books as well as various
newspapers and magazines. By day she runs an elementary school library and
enjoys spending time with her husband and two boys.
Marcy is a believer in love and enjoys nothing more than making her readers
feel a book more than simply reading it. She likes to connect with her readers
via @marcyblesy or at www.marcyblesy.com.
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