Review: Let Me Free You

Let Me Free You by Alexandria House
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

“I am a king, a black king, and inside me rests the power of every black king who came before me. It’s how I choose to use my power that will either bring me victory or defeat.”
Neil is the twin brother to Nolan; identical in looks and complete opposite in personality. Neil is considered the troubled one, and my most favorite McClain brother. Although Neil is a bit rough around the edges, he is compassionate, sweet, and sexy. In my opinion he seems to be the most humbled out of all the brothers. After Neil completed rehabilitation from his addiction and troubling past, he is asked by his brothers to marry Sage. Sage and her parents are from Liberia and is scheduled to be deported back to her native land in which she doesn’t have much memory. Sage does not want to return and the only way to save her from going back is to get married. At first Neil was hesitate and refuse until he spoke with his spiritual advisor. Although this was an arranged marriage, they both took their vows seriously. I love how Neil embrace his roots and spirituality and how he was protective over Sage. Their relationship escalated and their love for each other was genuine. It was like they were meant for each other. Both needed something and somebody and together they cured their wounds. Although things were not always perfect between the two, but they learned from each other.
Alexandria House is an excellent writer, and I cannot put her books down. She has you engaged in the story wanting more. The whole series was outstanding. I give this book a 5-star rating.

Idea for Cast:
• Marshun Cooper as Neil
• Sharon Weseh Ayikwerah as Sage


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