M.R. Leahy was born in Amarillo, TX, where she was briefly raised before moving to a small Island in the middle of the Puget Sound called Whidbey Island. Growing up she lived with her mom and younger sister and a few cousins scattered close by.

As soon as she could, M.R. Leahy left the small island to get a feel for what the world had in store. After jumping around a few places, she landed in beautiful Wilmington, NC where she not only met the love of her life but became pregnant with her first child. Not long after finding out about the life they created they married and moved to San Diego, CA so they could be closer to family and start the beginning to their forever.

M.R. Leahy now has two beautiful boys and is living life to the fullest, not taking anything for granted. She now spends her time being a stay at home mom. When she's not making lunches and kissing booboos, you can find her nose deep in a book getting lost in the many different worlds authors provide, or writing and creating different stories of her own.

M.R. Leahy writes dark romances but also has her hands in contemporary romance and romantic comedy. Her possibilities are endless.

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Set Us Free by M.R. Leahy

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Title: Set Us Free
Author: MR Leahy


5+ smashing stars





The first time I read a book my MR Leahy, it was her debut novel and I fell in love with the way that she brought so many disturbed, broken characters and made their story worth reading. One that makes your heart pound because as dark as her story was, you just knew that deep down inside, it was probably inside yourself as well. So it's no wonder that when I found out she was coming out with her second novel, the second instalment in her debut series, I had to get my hands on it and find out what is to happen to Emmalyn and Kodah.



4 breath taking dreams





These two are broken, so full of problems that it's any wonder that they managed to create a connection with one another, but when they do... it's spellbinding. I couldn't look away and as much as I would have liked to savour this book, there was just no way. I flew through it like yesterday's leftovers and desert, and heck if I'm impatiently waiting for the next book from this author. Curiously, I'm wondering what she'll be writing about... I know that that will keep me on my toes and that I'll be looking forward to finding out.




*ARC provided by Author in exchange for an honest review. Reviewed by Kathleen, The Small Girl from A small girl, her man and her books












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