Join Rachael on Instagram for a 30-day free course called The Reclamation :: Opening the Doorway to Delicious Sex After Trauma. The Kickstarter for the book is live NOW and the book will release in the summer. Her next book, SEX AFTER TRAUMA, is all about helping people navigate life between the sheets after they’ve been through the worst of it. However, Romero’s Aftermath is a little different for a few reasons. In her first book, SECRET BAD GIRL, Rachael tells the story of her return to wildness, sensuality, health and embodied safety after a decade living under the trauma spell. Romeros Aftermath There’s a new zombie survival game on Steam, which normally isn’t cause for a stir. Rachael Maddox is a trauma resolution educator, coach and guide who’s helped hundreds of women and men resolve their sexual trauma and reclaim their pleasure, power and wholeness.
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In this week’s episode, Rachael describes her own personal journey with trauma. She has helped hundreds of women and men resolve their sexual trauma and reclaim their pleasure, power and wholeness. Rachael Maddox, my guest this week, is a trauma resolution educator and coach. However, it’s an important topic and one I was eager to learn more about. I received an ARC from Grey’s Promotions in exchange for an honest review.We’ve never talked about trauma on the Sacred Medicine podcast before. I can’t invest more time in these characters only to be disappointed again so I’m not willing to take a chance. I still gave it two and a half stars because I liked most of it so much, but the ending annoyed me enough to cut the rating in half because I won’t bother with the conclusion. If the book had continued beyond this point to a complete ending, the story probably would have ended up being great but to drag it out, have the h act out of character and make it a cliffhanger is just too much to ask of a reader. It’s not so much a twist I didn’t see coming but more of a random, inexplicable turn that ruined the story for me. Just the opposite in fact.Ĭecilia inexplicably does something foolish that drags out the story, but her action/reaction doesn’t fit. Even then, I could still accept it if the characters or the plot took a compelling turn, but they don’t. In hindsight, I feel like the author dragged it out needlessly to stretch one book into two. I don’t see anywhere in the blurbs that this was part one and ends with a cliffhanger but it does. The pace moved a little slow for me, but I was still enjoying it up until chapter twenty-six, about 92% on the kindle. Gabriel is exactly what she needs sweet, kind, patient and he cares. It’s an emotional story because of the awful ordeal Cecilia’s been through and the aftermath she lives with. So I never should have given him so much as a second glance.īut, if you told me this past summer that PacNorth University’s notorious bad boy was going to become my dark knight, I wouldn’t have believed you.īut putting my trust in the boy with questionable intentions is the kind of devastation I may not survive. I’m still picking up the pieces of the girl I was before.Īnd, I know better than to fall for a sinful smile on a pretty face. I’m not the same reckless, carefree girl I was three months ago. They’re untrustworthy, vicious, and cruel.
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