Save Me is a heartfelt, emotional read but has a sweet romance that’ll pull not only hope but a smile to your face.

I strongly believe there is plenty of room for more mental health stories, especially in romance. Mental Health is something being spoken about a lot more now and I’m grateful it’s being implemented into every conversation we can have.

K.M. Ryan masterfully crafts a story that focuses on mental health and how to live with it but come out to see the brighter side of life.

In Save Me, Kaycee has reached the lowest point she could, where she is willing to give up all hope to live anymore. However when she tries to fulfill it, two people manage to stop her.

This is when Jake enters the frame and sets his place in her life. He is solid, unmovable and sweet. He is a wonderful character that stands by Kaycee to give her hope to find a reason to live again.

As their lives stay tangled together we see not only Kaycee grow in her mental health but a romance bloom.

The story is sweet and a wonderful read. You may shed a few years feeling vulnerable and relatable to the characters but that is the beauty of fiction.

Thank you K.M. Ryan for wanting to write and share this story. It is an important one that deserved to be heard.

Blurb:

After the loss of her family and feeling at her lowest with no one to turn to, Kaycee attempts suicide. At the last moment, her plans are halted when two men, Jake and Grant, save her. Attempting to break free from depression’s grasp, she looks for the good in life and starts a cooking blog with the help of Jake.

Jake’s whole world is flipped upside down when Kaycee, a woman he has been pining after, attempts suicide. Not willing to lose her before he has a chance, he needs to make her realize the world isn’t as dismal as she believes.

Through counseling, cooking, and finding new friends, Kaycee works through her problems. But, when her newfound blogging career becomes too much, will Jake’s help be enough for Kaycee to handle the pressure, or will she succumb to darkness once again?

Content Warning: attempted suicide, anxiety, depression, explicit sexual content