Praise for WATCH OVER ME by Daniela Sacerdoti (1,000-plus 5-star reviews on Amazon, 475+ days in Kindle top 100): 'This has got to be the most touching and emotional book I've read this year. It is such a delicate and beautiful read that you can't help but fall into the storyline from the first page.' - Rea Book Review (5/5) 'I don't think I'll ever be able to express with words how much I enjoyed this book! I absolutely devoured every single page of it . . . Daniela is a talented storyteller and someone who will surely conquer hearts.' - Books to Remember 'Take your time when you read this, absorb every word, because it's totally and utterly worth it. The first book I've ever wanted to read again before I'd even finished turning the last page; this book will stay with me forever.' - Book Love Bug ----- TAKE ME HOME: the new bestseller from Daniela Sacerdoti Heartbreaking and uplifting, Take Me Home is a beautiful story of love, loss and never forgetting who you really are. Inary Monteith's life is at a crossroads. After a stolen night with her close friend Alex, she's just broken his heart by telling him it was all a terrible mistake. Then she has to rush home from London to the Scottish Highlands when her little sister's illness suddenly worsens - and in returning she must confront the painful memories she has been trying so hard to escape. Back home, things become more complicated than she could ever have imagined. There's her sister's illness, her hostile brother, a smug ex she never wants to see again and her conflicted feelings about Alex in London and a handsome American she meets in Glen Avich. On top of that, she mysteriously loses her voice but regains a strange gift from her childhood - a sixth sense that runs in her family. And when a voice from the past keeps repeating, 'Take me home', she discovers a mystery that she knows she must unlock to set herself free. Take Me Home is a beautiful story of love, loss, discovering one's true abilities and, above all, never forgetting who you really are.
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