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Original Title:	Barely Breathing
ISBN:	1452440026 (ISBN13: 9781452440026)
Edition Language:	English URL http://rebeccadonovan.com/Barely_Breathing.html
Series:	Breathing #2
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Young Adult Fiction (2012)

Barely Breathing (Breathing #2) ebook | Pages: 385 pages

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Title	:	Barely Breathing (Breathing #2)
Author	:	Rebecca Donovan
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 385 pages
Published	:	May 8th 2012 by Smashwords (first published April 30th 2012)
Categories	:	Romance. Young Adult. New Adult. Contemporary. Sociology. Abuse

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Emma’s struggle with an abusive home life came to a heart pounding conclusion in the final chapters of "Reason to Breathe". Now everyone in Weslyn knows Emma’s secret, but Carol can’t hurt Emma anymore. Some are still haunted by the horror of that night, and some must face the repercussions of their choices. Fans of Rebecca Donovan’s debut novel will discover there’s still much to learn about Emma’s life.

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So after that brutal cliffhanger in book 1 I stopped everything I was doing and jumped into book 2 like it was the end of the world. I knew this would be one heck of a rollercoaster ride and boy, was I right!The story starts off six months after the events of book 1. While Emmas physical wounds have healed properly, the emotional damage left a permanent mark on her soul. In the spur of a moment, she makes the effort to reconnect with her mother, Rachel, and moves in with her, creating many

I am very sleep deprived still, having been up all night reading this book. I think I fell asleep around 4am. Sweet Jesus, this book was just as intesnse and emotional for me as the first, love it just as much. The sequel picks up months after Emma's attack from the Evil Bitch from hell "aka" Carol, and Emma has now made the decision to live with her mother Rachel and start over. I was little hesitant on her living with her mother again, but I thought hey it can be a fresh start for both of

"OMIGOD OMIGOD OMIGOD OMIGOD," That has been running through my head on continuous repeat ever since I read Reason to Breathe a year ago. Rebecca Donovan's famous cliffhanger, the mother of all cliffhangers, gave life and meaning to the phrase, just left hanging. With an ending like that, you would assume Ms. Donovan did nothing but set herself up for failure. I mean how can you possibly follow an ending like that without coming up short? Emma f--king died in Reason to Breathe. How the hell do

*angry spoilers ahead*(view spoiler)[this book made me so mad you have no idea; i like that it showed the downside of ptsd (which emma is suffering from essentially but not actually diagnosed because she fucking ditched her therapist and there's no talk about how very likely another therapist who suits for her specifically could help her???????) and alcoholism. the rest was a hot fucking mess and for a second there i thought about dnf-ing, but then i decided to listen to it with 3x speed on my

WARNING: Have Xanax on hand before starting this book!! After the brutal cliffhanger of book #1, Reason To Breathe , I was both excited and absolutely terrified to start this. I knew I was in for a roller coaster ride and boy was I right!!So many parts of this book infuriated and frustrated me to no end but I could. not. put. it. down!!The book started off six months after the ending of the first one. Given the circumstances of that ending, this actually made a lot of sense. But when a person

My original review: This is coming out just before my exams...I'm probably going to fail :|After reading:I was really anticipating this book's release so I downloaded it as soon as I saw that it was available. I read it a lot faster than I read the first one; it didn't seem as long but there was a lot more going on. I found it quite hard to keep up in some parts and at times it felt a bit rushed, but it was still a very exciting and emotional read. *Potential SPOILER*...(view spoiler)[The new

After finishing Reason to Breath and Barely Breathing I feel completely out of breath. Rebecca Donovan played with my emotions like I was ivory and she was Chopin.Barely Breathing was raw, heartbreaking and frankly, I was just waiting for Emma to completely lose it through a good portion of the book. The ending left me completely HANGING, I mean hanging! I think Donovan just stuck my hands to the monkey bars with some super glue and left me until she releases Out of Breath. If there is ever a