Blow Me Away

by Samantha Blair

Libby O'Dell is banished to a tiny back-woods town after her mother catches her with drugs. Desperate for her next fix, she seeks out the local drug haven only to find an attraction more powerful than any cocaine. Can Kaleb really help her to overcome her past, or will he fall prey to her addictions?

Warnings: This book contains adult subject matter including teenage drug use, mild sexual content, profanity, and some violence.

Approximately 26,000 word novella.

Genres: Fan Fiction

66 pages

First published June 7, 2011

About the author

Ms. Blair lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with her loving husband and two cats. Her writing slows every fall with the start of the Steelers season before making an amazing rebound shortly after the Super Bowl. She has a full time career as a marketing director and website designer, but in her spare time she can frequently be found writing for the shear joy of it.

She and her husband enjoy traveling, camping, down-hill snow skiing, and reading post-apocalyptic fiction together. Taking hikes and wilderness survival classes are among their typical bonding activities.

An avid reader, Samantha devours about 250 books a year from all genres and time periods. Her favorite authors include Stephen King, Fannie Flagg, Stephenie Meyer, and Henry David Thoreau.

(from the author's website)

Reviews

[Meagan Thompson · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a decent story honestly. I didn't think the progression of the story was believable; a lot that could have been added to the plot was left out. I found it hard to believe that the characters would fall in love so suddenly. This is always a problem that I have with novels though. The drug addiction ended too abruptly which, concerning cocaine, is not believable either. I loved Snake and I wish we had gotten to know his character a bit more. This was a fun read overall and only took a couple of hours to finish.

[Anne · Rating 1 out of 5]

I feel like I'm hating everything I read but it's not intended. I want to find one of those books you just can't put down until you've read every last word. Twice.

This was NOT one of those books.

I wanna know what possessed the author to think this, a former twific and possibly rip off from Poughkeepsie, was worth money.
Trust me, it's not

[rameau]

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