Saving Ian

by J.J. Franks

Saving Ian is a suspenseful tale of a mother trying to save her son from a terrible injustice. Along the way Ian's mother, Julie, must face powerful demons of her own as they rear their ugly head threatening to incapacitate the one life line Ian has left when facing the worst thing imaginable in his life. Somewhere in the quest to save Ian Julie discovers that in order to do they will be saving each other. This compelling tale of a mother and son will draw you in with intense emotional reality and a bittersweet humor that keeps you riveted until the last page.

193 pages, ebook

First published January 31, 2021

About the author

Wife, mother, a survivor of life... Recently promoted from Mom to Nana. Full-time author of multiple titles including; Saving Ian, Not My Mother's Child, the Suburban Dysfunction trilogy, and a new detective series, Memoirs of a Serial Killer.

Reviews

[Ashley · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story was compelling from the very beginning! Well-written characters that grab your attention and keep it throughout the book, while telling a story that is both relevant and believable!

[Penny LeBaron · Rating 5 out of 5]

Tragedy defines us all and we are all at least a little bit broken. When a parent is broken their children will feel the effects of it as well. But it is when we allow the broken pieces of ourselves to be molded into a beautiful mosaic that we can grow and heal. This story beautifully outlines how this is so and the process involved to get there.

[Tom Leverett · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a suspenseful, fast-moving tale of a mother whose son gets caught up in a legal nightmare. It is very realistic as such things do happen in the modern world, and it takes a strong mother to recognize her son's innocence & stake her life and soul on getting justice.

[J.J. Franks · Rating 5 out of 5]

On June 1st this book will be unavailable as the second edition will be live. Because of wonderful reviews and positive feedback, as well knowledge I have gained over the last 6 months, I was able to address and correct many of the formatting errors the first edition suffered from. Happy reading!