When she's called back home, will a trial unravel everything she's worked so hard to build?

Olivia Jackson is ready for a fresh start. Carrying guilt over not turning in her ex for assault, the half-Black nineteen-year-old still struggles to understand where she fits in. But when her class is assigned a sociology project, she's forced to confront her past... and the biggest identity crisis of her life.

Embarking on a quest to uncover the truth about her roots, Olivia discovers the facts are more complicated than she thought. And when she's pressured to return home to appear as a key witness, she faces a collision of history that could destroy her carefully constructed sense of self.

Will revisiting the wreckage she left behind make her whole... or turn into a world of pain?

In this deeply relevant narrative, author Meggan Larson draws back the curtain on the often overlooked emotional suffering of transracial adoptees and those whose trust is violently betrayed. Deftly woven with wit and empathy, readers will love this thought-provoking account of discovery, enlightenment, and triumph.

Reclaimed is the moving third book in the Adopted YA coming-of-age trilogy. If you like protagonists who refuse to give up, walking in another's shoes, and finding strength through adversity, then you'll be captivated by Meggan Larson's bittersweet story.