The Caged Bird Named Freedom

The Caged Bird Named Freedom

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Addelyn "Freedom" Willis is trapped. Trapped in a a body that won't cooperate after a deadly car accident that nearly kills her and leaves her with temporary paralysis. Addelyn struggles to figure out who she is now and what she will become after the death of her best and only friend. While in this state she meets the handsome yet mysterious and infuriating Dr. Xavier who seems interested into her more than her injuries. Read along as Addelyn learns to find her her way out of the body that keeps her brain caged... in The Caged Bird Named Freedom. All rights reserved to TheStarryAbove Cover by:@emilyfriend123
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Addison Welch thrives on control, an obsession that lands her in the hospital with a severe panic attack. Although the night is a blur, the one thing Addie remembers is Lex Montgomery, the gorgeous medical intern who visited her room. Weeks later, she is still trying to forget about Lex-a determination that becomes much more difficult when she realizes they attend the same college. Although there is an instant connection, trust doesn't come easily to Addie. She knows better than to lose control, but with Lex, she wonders if letting go is exactly what she needs. #14 in ChickLit #9 in ChickLit (December 5, 2015) ***Trigger warning: Addie suffers from anxiety and an eating disorder. Please read with caution.

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