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Redeemed: A Story of Grace, Second Chances, and Love's Power to Heal
Rock bottom wasn’t the end—it was just the beginning.
Olivia Jackson has spent years searching—for love, for belonging, for herself. But when an accident shatters her track career and she loses someone she loved deeply, the grief is more than she can bear. Drowning in pain and resentment, she turns to alcohol, shutting out the people who care about her—including the sister who has finally come back to make things right between them. But the more she tries to escape, the further she falls. And when her reckless choices lead to hurting Lucas in a way she can’t take back, she knows she’s hit rock bottom.
Lucas understands what it means to lose everything—he’s spent the last two years behind bars paying for his mistakes. Now that he’s out, there’s only one thing he Olivia. But the girl he finds isn’t the same one who once saw something good in him. She’s slipping away, lost in her own destruction. And just as he fights to pull her back from the edge, a revelation from his past throws his world into chaos.
As Olivia struggles to rebuild while guarding her heart, and Lucas battles the demons of his past, they’re both forced to confront a question neither Is redemption possible? And if love is real, can it survive the wreckage of everything they’ve been through?
Redeemed is the gripping fourth book in the Adopted series—a story of love, loss, and the quiet kind of faith that changes everything. If you love raw, emotional journeys, love that withstands the test of time, and the beauty of finding hope in the darkest places, Meggan Larson’s unforgettable novel will stay with you long after the last page.
Olivia Jackson has spent years searching—for love, for belonging, for herself. But when an accident shatters her track career and she loses someone she loved deeply, the grief is more than she can bear. Drowning in pain and resentment, she turns to alcohol, shutting out the people who care about her—including the sister who has finally come back to make things right between them. But the more she tries to escape, the further she falls. And when her reckless choices lead to hurting Lucas in a way she can’t take back, she knows she’s hit rock bottom.
Lucas understands what it means to lose everything—he’s spent the last two years behind bars paying for his mistakes. Now that he’s out, there’s only one thing he Olivia. But the girl he finds isn’t the same one who once saw something good in him. She’s slipping away, lost in her own destruction. And just as he fights to pull her back from the edge, a revelation from his past throws his world into chaos.
As Olivia struggles to rebuild while guarding her heart, and Lucas battles the demons of his past, they’re both forced to confront a question neither Is redemption possible? And if love is real, can it survive the wreckage of everything they’ve been through?
Redeemed is the gripping fourth book in the Adopted series—a story of love, loss, and the quiet kind of faith that changes everything. If you love raw, emotional journeys, love that withstands the test of time, and the beauty of finding hope in the darkest places, Meggan Larson’s unforgettable novel will stay with you long after the last page.
248 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 17, 2025
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Meggan Larson
28 books10 followersMeggan Larson is an award winning author (best selling on Amazon), course creator, wife, mom, and adoptee. She currently lives in Ottawa, Canada with her husband and three children. She helps women tell their beautiful, powerful, and authentic stories.
She lives her life around the concept of the starfish story, where a woman is tossing washed up starfish back into the ocean as they lay dying on the shore, and someone comes along and scoffs at her. He tells her she can’t possibly make a difference because there are thousands and she’ll never get to them all in time. She picks one up, tosses it back into the water, and says,
“It made a difference to that one.”
Meggan want to make a difference, even if it's just for one person.
She lives her life around the concept of the starfish story, where a woman is tossing washed up starfish back into the ocean as they lay dying on the shore, and someone comes along and scoffs at her. He tells her she can’t possibly make a difference because there are thousands and she’ll never get to them all in time. She picks one up, tosses it back into the water, and says,
“It made a difference to that one.”
Meggan want to make a difference, even if it's just for one person.
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July 18, 2025
Meggan’s writing has matured. This is Book 4 and it was full of emotions. The characters are facing challenges and Meggan portrays them in an authentic way. I already desire more from this talented writer and storyteller.
August 17, 2025
Such an amazing story!
August 31, 2025
I read the 1-4 books through the adopted series i like all her books she done such a good job.
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