Four Years Later
Four Doors Down Series, Book 2
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Four Years Later
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Narrateur(s):
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Amy Melissa Bentley
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Alex Kydd
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Auteur(s):
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Emma Doherty
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Becca McKenzie is happy - crazy, ridiculously happy.
She might not have figured out what she wants to do with her life, but she has something better - Ryan Jackson - and they couldn't be more in love if they tried. He might have been pissed when she went off to a different college, but they make the long distance work because they're "Becca and Ryan", and nothing is going to break them.
Until it does.
Until one terrible, unforgettable night away from Ryan. Until too much drinking and one empty bedroom. Until 15 minutes of hell completely destroys her life and leaves Becca questioning everything she's ever known. Until that night turns into a lie she can't stop - can't control.
Until she said no but he didn't listen.
Contains mature themes.
©2017 Emma Doherty (P)2019 TantorI would encourage any young person to read this and do the opposite of the main Characters.
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Becca’s story broke me wide open. As a survivor of sexual assault, I saw so much of myself in her—the guilt, the self-blame, the fear of not being believed. The “should have, would have, could haves” that never stop echoing. Wanting to scream the truth but feeling like your voice would be swallowed whole. The way she carried it, alone, crushed me. Because I know that weight. I still carry it.
It’s been many years for me, and I still haven’t told anyone beyond my therapist. I called my best friend the night it happened, and she brushed me off. I never brought it up again. This book made my chest ache in the deepest parts of me, the parts I’ve kept hidden and protected.
But there’s something so important in the way Emma Doherty told this story. Becca’s strength is raw and real. She’s messy and brave and hurting and still standing. Her journey isn’t just painful—it’s necessary. Because this book tells a truth that so many of us live through, silently.
If you’re a survivor, please take care reading this. But if you’re someone who wants to understand—truly understand—what it’s like to live through trauma, shame, and healing, Four Years Later is a book that doesn’t shy away from the truth. It doesn’t sugarcoat it. It feels it.
Thank you, Emma Doherty, for writing Becca’s story. For putting words to pain many of us have never spoken aloud.
Trigger Warning (SA) / spoiler alert
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Need to be prepared.
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Unrelatable Main Character
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