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🌟🌟🌟🌟Tequila Sunrise Stars
I was really nervous about listening to this one because a FB group that i am in, the author and the narrator are always in there, and they are so lovely.
I was scared because it was duet narration and that is a little bit hit and miss for me, it just sounds a little bit weird and my head doesn't like it, so i was so worried that i would hate it and have to leave a bad review.
Anyhoo, i had nothing to worry about as this story was fab, and the narration was WOOHOO!!!
Indie Porter is an up an coming surgeon and has a glittering future ahead of her, that is until she walks into the room holding Camden "cam" Harris, a famous football player for Bethnal Green.
Camden is sweet, charming and cocky and sends Indie into a tizz, she's not sure what to do about the feelings that she has for Cam, does she go for it, or does she keep him at arms length?
I loved the family dynamics in his book, Cam's family is really close knit and as Indie discovers have no secrets between each other, the complete opposite for her as she has missed out on a lot of experiences, and set her future in stone without any deviations.
🎧🎧 As i said earlier on i was a little nervous going in to this book because of the duet narration thing, but silly me i shouldn't have worried, Will Watt and Charlotte Cole were fabulous together, and a little cameo from Martin Foster made this book a super fun listen.
Will Indie choose penis number 1, 2 or 3 from her Tequila Sunrise list?
You'll have to spend a credit to find out !!
Enjoy
Vicci
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🌟🌟🌟🌟.5 Rainbow Stars
Second chance love you say? Sign me up i said!!
Loved this one, as you all probably know by now second chance love stories are probably one of my favourite to read, and this one had it all!
Layla is an Attorney, she is a hard worker, and is always the first one to arrive in the morning and the last one to leave at night.
A small mistake on her part had her doing some community service a few years ago, but now she is back on track and working her way up the ladder of success and maybe into a senior position at the firm.
She has a meeting with a client with a potential to make the company a lot of money, the thing is that she didn't realise the client was no other that Gray Westbrook, a former flame of hers, she also didn't realise that her feelings for him had only weakened and not died.
Gray, well what can i say about Gray but Hot Damn!!
There are a couple of things that majorly made me love him but unfortunately they would be spoilers so i'm not going to tell you them!
But what i can tell you, is that Gray is not the type of man to take no for an answer, he is not the type of guy to let someone else move in on his girl, and he is certainly not the type of man to walk away when the going gets tough!
The thing is that Layla doesn't quite agree with him, so she has to consult her 'Yeahway' list to see if it works out in her favour.
What's a Yeahway list??? Well that would be telling now wouldn't it!
🎧🎧 Narrated by the dream-team that is Andi Arndt #SexyVoiceQueen and Sebastian York #SebYesPlease
You always know when a book is narrated by these two that you are in for a treat, they are like that comfy blanket you wrap up in, you always feel safe, warm and comfy.
Narration perfection *AND* a great story, what are you waiting for, pick it up!
Vicci
Second chance love you say? Sign me up i said!!
Loved this one, as you all probably know by now second chance love stories are probably one of my favourite to read, and this one had it all!
Layla is an Attorney, she is a hard worker, and is always the first one to arrive in the morning and the last one to leave at night.
A small mistake on her part had her doing some community service a few years ago, but now she is back on track and working her way up the ladder of success and maybe into a senior position at the firm.
She has a meeting with a client with a potential to make the company a lot of money, the thing is that she didn't realise the client was no other that Gray Westbrook, a former flame of hers, she also didn't realise that her feelings for him had only weakened and not died.
Gray, well what can i say about Gray but Hot Damn!!
There are a couple of things that majorly made me love him but unfortunately they would be spoilers so i'm not going to tell you them!
But what i can tell you, is that Gray is not the type of man to take no for an answer, he is not the type of guy to let someone else move in on his girl, and he is certainly not the type of man to walk away when the going gets tough!
The thing is that Layla doesn't quite agree with him, so she has to consult her 'Yeahway' list to see if it works out in her favour.
What's a Yeahway list??? Well that would be telling now wouldn't it!
🎧🎧 Narrated by the dream-team that is Andi Arndt #SexyVoiceQueen and Sebastian York #SebYesPlease
You always know when a book is narrated by these two that you are in for a treat, they are like that comfy blanket you wrap up in, you always feel safe, warm and comfy.
Narration perfection *AND* a great story, what are you waiting for, pick it up!
Vicci
🌟🌟🌟🌟 Riddle me This Stars
Look! A riddle! Time for fun!
Should we use a rope or gun?
Knives are sharp and gleam so pretty
Poison’s slow, which is a pity
Fire is festive, drowning’s slow
Hanging’s a ropy way to go
A broken head, a nasty fall
A car colliding with a wall
Bombs make a very jolly noise
Such ways to punish naughty boys!
What shall we use? We can’t decide.
Just like you cannot run or hide.
Ha ha.
Truly,
Devious
Well this little YA book was a lovely little surprise.
This is a good old fashioned murder mystery book, we read about the murder at the beginning of the story, this was in the past, in 1936, we are then jumped into present day.
This had a little bit of a Harry Potter vibe to it, not the magic part, but the MC is a girl called Stevie, she is a bit of a child genius in her field, and has been chosen to attend a very prestigious school, only 50 pupils are chosen every year to attend the school and she is super happy about this.
Her parents are very over protective and are not happy about it in the slightest and try their best to talk her out of it, but Stevie has no concerns about attending the school.
Stevie's thing is Murder, whether that be Sherlock Holmes, or Agatha Christie, but her true passion is True Crime.
And this school is not only famous for the super talented kids that go there, no there was a really famous unsolved Murder in 1936 by the infamous murderer Truly Devious!
For Stevie this is like a dream come true, she has read so much about the Murder itself and the school, it's like her perfect idea of wow!
Now being a YA book what would *usually* happen, is that someone would attend the school, and within 5 minutes solve a clue that the police have been scratching their heads over for the last 20 years, and then 20 minutes later solve the case!
Notice i said usually? Yep because that isn't what happens, some stuff happens, other things kick off, someone may or may not have an attraction to someone else, someone else may or may not end up dead, and there are a few riddles to solve!
All in all i really enjoyed this one, I liked the way it flipped from 1936 and back to today every now and then, and will be patiently waiting for book 2 to come out on audio to find out what the heck is going on, and find out about that bloody Photo!!!!
🎧🎧 Expertly narrated by the fabulous Kate Rudd, she always gives a stellar performance and is narrator that I would not hesitate to listen to every time!
Get your puzzle heads on!
Vicci
Look! A riddle! Time for fun!
Should we use a rope or gun?
Knives are sharp and gleam so pretty
Poison’s slow, which is a pity
Fire is festive, drowning’s slow
Hanging’s a ropy way to go
A broken head, a nasty fall
A car colliding with a wall
Bombs make a very jolly noise
Such ways to punish naughty boys!
What shall we use? We can’t decide.
Just like you cannot run or hide.
Ha ha.
Truly,
Devious
Well this little YA book was a lovely little surprise.
This is a good old fashioned murder mystery book, we read about the murder at the beginning of the story, this was in the past, in 1936, we are then jumped into present day.
This had a little bit of a Harry Potter vibe to it, not the magic part, but the MC is a girl called Stevie, she is a bit of a child genius in her field, and has been chosen to attend a very prestigious school, only 50 pupils are chosen every year to attend the school and she is super happy about this.
Her parents are very over protective and are not happy about it in the slightest and try their best to talk her out of it, but Stevie has no concerns about attending the school.
Stevie's thing is Murder, whether that be Sherlock Holmes, or Agatha Christie, but her true passion is True Crime.
And this school is not only famous for the super talented kids that go there, no there was a really famous unsolved Murder in 1936 by the infamous murderer Truly Devious!
For Stevie this is like a dream come true, she has read so much about the Murder itself and the school, it's like her perfect idea of wow!
Now being a YA book what would *usually* happen, is that someone would attend the school, and within 5 minutes solve a clue that the police have been scratching their heads over for the last 20 years, and then 20 minutes later solve the case!
Notice i said usually? Yep because that isn't what happens, some stuff happens, other things kick off, someone may or may not have an attraction to someone else, someone else may or may not end up dead, and there are a few riddles to solve!
All in all i really enjoyed this one, I liked the way it flipped from 1936 and back to today every now and then, and will be patiently waiting for book 2 to come out on audio to find out what the heck is going on, and find out about that bloody Photo!!!!
🎧🎧 Expertly narrated by the fabulous Kate Rudd, she always gives a stellar performance and is narrator that I would not hesitate to listen to every time!
Get your puzzle heads on!
Vicci
⭐⭐⭐⭐·5 Skulltastic stars
Ho-hum another book another tattooed guy what's a girl to do!!
Fenix 'Nix' for short is a troubled boy, he has had a really bad upbringing by a really nasty father.
Beaten and mentally tortured by his father, Nix is waiting for the day he is old enough to leave.
On a random shopping spree his father goes into his usual threats, this day however he is spotted by someone who comes over to help unfortunately it is only a little girl named Rebecca.
She stands up for him when no one else ever has and Nix never forgets her.
Becca now waits tables at a local bar and Nix has turned into a cold hard killer, to stop him from looking like his father he is tattooed with a skeleton from head to foot.
Nix never forgot Becca and knows where she works, in fact he knows where she lives, who her friends are, and spends his time making sure that she's safe, Becca doesn't know this obviously and goes about her days in complete ignorance.
A chance for Nix to meet Becca arrives when the bar has a Day of the Dead themed party, everyone has their face painted so Nix just blends right in.
I loved the way this book developed and I love the relationship between Nix and Animal he was such a brilliant friend I hope that there is a book for him soon.
🎧🎧 Narrated by two of my favourite people Muffy Newtown and Zachary Webber.
These two take the book to a whole new level, Muffy's man voice will make you swoon and Zachary voice as usual is off the chart hot 🔥🔥
Ho-hum another book another tattooed guy what's a girl to do!!
Fenix 'Nix' for short is a troubled boy, he has had a really bad upbringing by a really nasty father.
Beaten and mentally tortured by his father, Nix is waiting for the day he is old enough to leave.
On a random shopping spree his father goes into his usual threats, this day however he is spotted by someone who comes over to help unfortunately it is only a little girl named Rebecca.
She stands up for him when no one else ever has and Nix never forgets her.
Becca now waits tables at a local bar and Nix has turned into a cold hard killer, to stop him from looking like his father he is tattooed with a skeleton from head to foot.
Nix never forgot Becca and knows where she works, in fact he knows where she lives, who her friends are, and spends his time making sure that she's safe, Becca doesn't know this obviously and goes about her days in complete ignorance.
A chance for Nix to meet Becca arrives when the bar has a Day of the Dead themed party, everyone has their face painted so Nix just blends right in.
I loved the way this book developed and I love the relationship between Nix and Animal he was such a brilliant friend I hope that there is a book for him soon.
🎧🎧 Narrated by two of my favourite people Muffy Newtown and Zachary Webber.
These two take the book to a whole new level, Muffy's man voice will make you swoon and Zachary voice as usual is off the chart hot 🔥🔥
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Invisibility Stars
Charlie is a young girl, a young girl that is invisible, not in the magic sense, but in the fact that no-one knows who she is, she does her best to not be noticed, and beats herself up all the time about how she looks, sound familiar?
Ugh, school is just a horrid place to be when you are not one of the popular kids, how many of you have felt the stinging tongue of a nasty kid, usually the girls are worse!
After a silly mistake on her part by walking home alone, Charlie gets into a situation that she can't use her "invisibilty cloak" to get out of, that is until Sean steps in!
Sean is on the football team, he is popular, and hot!
He decides that him and Charlie are going to be friends, best friends, but Charlie can not see why he wants to spend time with her.
I loved Sean, and the fact that he made Charlie feel special, and that he tried to make her see herself through his eyes.
🎧🎧 Narrated by Melissa Moran who did a stellar job, this is one to add to your TBR pile
*Thank you to the author who provided me with a copy of this book
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 6 Just Like Cuttin' Chicken stars!
This is quite possibly one of my favourite YA series, although that does depend what day it is LOL
Jasper 'Jazz' Dent is quite famous, well i say quite, but when your dad is the most infamous serial killer ever, everyone knows who you are.
Billy Dent is the serial killer everyone knows about, he has 123 murders under his belt, and he is currently serving 30 life sentences in jail for his crimes.
Jazz knows all about his fathers killings, One because obviously he is his son, but also, because of the fact that Billy liked to take his son with him to witness the killings!
Jazz basically is every cops wet dream, he has been able to witness crime scenes from the point of view of the killer himself.
As you can imagine with his life the way it is, Jazz isn't exactly popular, he has a best friend called Howie who was a brilliant character, he was funny and also was someone who Jazz felt that he had to look after because he is a Haemophiliac.
He also has a girlfriend called Connie, she is a lovely girl and is also black, which doesn't go down too well with his very outspoken and racist Grandma, who is also hilarious (not because she is racist!)
Bodies start to pile up in the town of Lobo's Nod where Jazz lives, and it seems that Billy Dent is up to his old tricks again, but he can't be while he is locked up in jail, so it seems that a Copy-cat killer is on the loose.
Jazz thinks that he will be the perfect person to help the police with the investigations, but the more involved he gets, the more he starts to think that he is more like his father than he thought!!
🎧🎧 Narration for this was OUTSTANDING, expertly done by Charlie Thurston, his voice for Billy sent chills down my spine!
* I would say save a credit for this one, but it looks like it is unfortunately not available to download from Audible any more!
If you would like a copy of this then please let me know and i can happily try and send you it via the 'Send This Book' feature on the Audible App
If you like Young Adult books then you will LOVE this one!!
This is quite possibly one of my favourite YA series, although that does depend what day it is LOL
Jasper 'Jazz' Dent is quite famous, well i say quite, but when your dad is the most infamous serial killer ever, everyone knows who you are.
Billy Dent is the serial killer everyone knows about, he has 123 murders under his belt, and he is currently serving 30 life sentences in jail for his crimes.
Jazz knows all about his fathers killings, One because obviously he is his son, but also, because of the fact that Billy liked to take his son with him to witness the killings!
Jazz basically is every cops wet dream, he has been able to witness crime scenes from the point of view of the killer himself.
As you can imagine with his life the way it is, Jazz isn't exactly popular, he has a best friend called Howie who was a brilliant character, he was funny and also was someone who Jazz felt that he had to look after because he is a Haemophiliac.
He also has a girlfriend called Connie, she is a lovely girl and is also black, which doesn't go down too well with his very outspoken and racist Grandma, who is also hilarious (not because she is racist!)
Bodies start to pile up in the town of Lobo's Nod where Jazz lives, and it seems that Billy Dent is up to his old tricks again, but he can't be while he is locked up in jail, so it seems that a Copy-cat killer is on the loose.
Jazz thinks that he will be the perfect person to help the police with the investigations, but the more involved he gets, the more he starts to think that he is more like his father than he thought!!
🎧🎧 Narration for this was OUTSTANDING, expertly done by Charlie Thurston, his voice for Billy sent chills down my spine!
* I would say save a credit for this one, but it looks like it is unfortunately not available to download from Audible any more!
If you would like a copy of this then please let me know and i can happily try and send you it via the 'Send This Book' feature on the Audible App
If you like Young Adult books then you will LOVE this one!!
🌟🌟🌟🌟·5 Never Too Old Stars
I loved this book, it is the 3rd one in the series, but can absolutely be read as a standalone, the author even told me to tell you in the book.
"Note: We would like to let you know that this is a stand-alone novel. No previous experience with books by Sarina Bowen & Tanya Eby is required. Jump in anywhere!
Other Note: there is some discussion as to who can claim Liam as her official book boyfriend. Please form an orderly line."
Sadie is a single mum, a single mum to twins, and she is trying to make it on her own.
Struggling alone without the help of with a nanny is fine for her, considering her ex husband and the nanny are now together are the reason for her divorce, Sadie makes the guilty decision to put the girls in daycare.
On the first day she makes sure she has everything ready for her daughters "Piggypoo" for Amy, a cuddly toy who she is VERY attached to, and a Helmet for Kate, who likes to run headfirst into things a lot as she has sensory issues.
Dropping them off and full of guilt, Sadie then bumps into the handsome man who is working at the daycare centre, who turns out to be no other that Liam McAllister, a boy that she used to babysit for when she was younger.
Liam has always had a crush on Sadie since she used to look after him years ago, she is the reason why he now likes older women, but Sadie is having none of it.
Time for Liam to get his game on and turn on the charm!
Sadie can instantly feel the attraction between them, but with Liam being so brilliant with the girls (a total turn on) she finds it more and more difficult to stay away, especially since her friends are also trying to push them together too!
A quick hilarious little story with no drama and a whole lot of fun.
*Thank you to the author for providing me with an ARC copy for review.
I loved this book, it is the 3rd one in the series, but can absolutely be read as a standalone, the author even told me to tell you in the book.
"Note: We would like to let you know that this is a stand-alone novel. No previous experience with books by Sarina Bowen & Tanya Eby is required. Jump in anywhere!
Other Note: there is some discussion as to who can claim Liam as her official book boyfriend. Please form an orderly line."
Sadie is a single mum, a single mum to twins, and she is trying to make it on her own.
Struggling alone without the help of with a nanny is fine for her, considering her ex husband and the nanny are now together are the reason for her divorce, Sadie makes the guilty decision to put the girls in daycare.
On the first day she makes sure she has everything ready for her daughters "Piggypoo" for Amy, a cuddly toy who she is VERY attached to, and a Helmet for Kate, who likes to run headfirst into things a lot as she has sensory issues.
Dropping them off and full of guilt, Sadie then bumps into the handsome man who is working at the daycare centre, who turns out to be no other that Liam McAllister, a boy that she used to babysit for when she was younger.
Liam has always had a crush on Sadie since she used to look after him years ago, she is the reason why he now likes older women, but Sadie is having none of it.
Time for Liam to get his game on and turn on the charm!
Sadie can instantly feel the attraction between them, but with Liam being so brilliant with the girls (a total turn on) she finds it more and more difficult to stay away, especially since her friends are also trying to push them together too!
A quick hilarious little story with no drama and a whole lot of fun.
*Thank you to the author for providing me with an ARC copy for review.
🌟🌟🌟🌟·5 Re-Read but still loved it Stars
Phew! This was a relief, i read this book a few years ago and was worried about revisiting it, but Huzzah! I still loved this book.
This little cracker of a book can be found free on Kindle, and thats exactly how i found it last time, this time i listened to it.
Saira is a young girl that hasn't really had the best upbringing, moved around from pillar to post her mother disappears, nothing new, she does that for days or even weeks at a time, and Saira can look after herself.
As a freerunner Saira loves the freedom of the city, and often leaves her "tag" in places she has stopped at, unfortunately this time she gets caught by the cops, and with her mother not there, she gets shipped off to stay with her Grandmother in London, who isn't best pleased to see her, considering she threw Saira's mother out.
Meeting new people and travelling around London is a new experience for Saira, and being chased by a strange man calling her "Clocker" has her hiding in a tube station.
She notices an old "tag" there and puts her fingers on it to trace and admire it.......big mistake!
Turns out that Saira is a Clocker, someone who can travel through time, and she finds herself in 1888 and being chased by no other than Jack the Ripper, and she's sure she also spotted her mother at some point!
Finding her way back to present day she learns the family history, and also that things like Werewolves, Shifters and Seers exist!
Oh and she also meets Archer, who is a vampire!
For someone who is not a Paranormal fan i was truly engaged in this story, even though it had vampires and wolves in it, it didn't focus on the "magicky" part of it, if that makes sense.
It's like a Harry Potter meets Oliver Twist meets the White Chapel murders!
🎧🎧 Narrated by Gemma Barrett who is a new to me narrator.
Fantastic narration and such a good story, give it a try, it's free on Kindle, what have you got to lose?
Happy reading
Vicci
OLD REVIEW FORM 2014
4•5☆
So before I read this book if I had known it contained vampires and shape shifters I would have put it back on the shelf, tapped it in a cute puppy kind of way and said "no thanks"
Thank goodness I didn't as I loved it!!
Vamps, shape shifters, time travel .......and let's throw in a little Jack the Ripper just to mix things up a bit !!! What more could you ask for ??
Phew! This was a relief, i read this book a few years ago and was worried about revisiting it, but Huzzah! I still loved this book.
This little cracker of a book can be found free on Kindle, and thats exactly how i found it last time, this time i listened to it.
Saira is a young girl that hasn't really had the best upbringing, moved around from pillar to post her mother disappears, nothing new, she does that for days or even weeks at a time, and Saira can look after herself.
As a freerunner Saira loves the freedom of the city, and often leaves her "tag" in places she has stopped at, unfortunately this time she gets caught by the cops, and with her mother not there, she gets shipped off to stay with her Grandmother in London, who isn't best pleased to see her, considering she threw Saira's mother out.
Meeting new people and travelling around London is a new experience for Saira, and being chased by a strange man calling her "Clocker" has her hiding in a tube station.
She notices an old "tag" there and puts her fingers on it to trace and admire it.......big mistake!
Turns out that Saira is a Clocker, someone who can travel through time, and she finds herself in 1888 and being chased by no other than Jack the Ripper, and she's sure she also spotted her mother at some point!
Finding her way back to present day she learns the family history, and also that things like Werewolves, Shifters and Seers exist!
Oh and she also meets Archer, who is a vampire!
For someone who is not a Paranormal fan i was truly engaged in this story, even though it had vampires and wolves in it, it didn't focus on the "magicky" part of it, if that makes sense.
It's like a Harry Potter meets Oliver Twist meets the White Chapel murders!
🎧🎧 Narrated by Gemma Barrett who is a new to me narrator.
Fantastic narration and such a good story, give it a try, it's free on Kindle, what have you got to lose?
Happy reading
Vicci
OLD REVIEW FORM 2014
4•5☆
So before I read this book if I had known it contained vampires and shape shifters I would have put it back on the shelf, tapped it in a cute puppy kind of way and said "no thanks"
Thank goodness I didn't as I loved it!!
Vamps, shape shifters, time travel .......and let's throw in a little Jack the Ripper just to mix things up a bit !!! What more could you ask for ??
🌟🌟🌟🌟 Juniper Stars
Well i certainly didn't see that one coming in this one!
All the Little Lights is a YA book with a cracking little twist in it, the book is based around Catherine and Elliot.
Friends since they were young children, Catherine and Elliot spent every minute they could together, walking and talking, and Elliot taking pictures with his camera that he seems to be surgically attached to.
They were very sweet together, and they made plans to travel the world together when they grow up.....except that doesn't happen, Elliot's mother hates the town, and the people in it, she grew up there and was bullied because of her heritage, her family are Cherokee and she was not made welcome in the town.
She doesn't want this happening to her son (even though he's quite popular) so she literally drags Elliot to the car one day and takes him away, the thing is that she doesn't give him a chance to say goodbye, and on this particular day Catherine really needs him.
With no access to phones and his father taking away his car, Elliot has no way of getting in touch with Catherine to apologise, and it stays this way for 2 years!
In the meantime Catherine is helping her Mother keep their guesthouse in shape by working herself to near exhaustion with the cleaning / cooking etc, as well as keeping up with her schoolwork.
The guests are very "in-your-face" and won't hardly leave her alone, and some of them downright scare her.
Catherine has never forgiven Elliot for leaving her, so when he shows up out-of- the-blue asking for forgiveness she has to make a decision on whether she wants to spend time with him, or help out at the guesthouse where her mother is slipping into a more depressed state.
In the middle of this story pops up another one, a girl in Catherine's class goes missing, and the finger seems to be pointing in Elliot's direction.......
With a twist that i actually didn't see coming for a change, i thoroughly enjoyed this book.
The reason why i didn't 5 star it, is because it was very lengthy, there was a lot of mundane information that i feel could have been skipped that wouldn't have impacted the story at all, and still kept me interested.
🎧🎧 Narrated by 2 new narrators for me Karissa Vacker and Darrell Dennis, both did a great job but i think Karrissa may have stolen the show on this one, she was excellent.
Happy listening
Well i certainly didn't see that one coming in this one!
All the Little Lights is a YA book with a cracking little twist in it, the book is based around Catherine and Elliot.
Friends since they were young children, Catherine and Elliot spent every minute they could together, walking and talking, and Elliot taking pictures with his camera that he seems to be surgically attached to.
They were very sweet together, and they made plans to travel the world together when they grow up.....except that doesn't happen, Elliot's mother hates the town, and the people in it, she grew up there and was bullied because of her heritage, her family are Cherokee and she was not made welcome in the town.
She doesn't want this happening to her son (even though he's quite popular) so she literally drags Elliot to the car one day and takes him away, the thing is that she doesn't give him a chance to say goodbye, and on this particular day Catherine really needs him.
With no access to phones and his father taking away his car, Elliot has no way of getting in touch with Catherine to apologise, and it stays this way for 2 years!
In the meantime Catherine is helping her Mother keep their guesthouse in shape by working herself to near exhaustion with the cleaning / cooking etc, as well as keeping up with her schoolwork.
The guests are very "in-your-face" and won't hardly leave her alone, and some of them downright scare her.
Catherine has never forgiven Elliot for leaving her, so when he shows up out-of- the-blue asking for forgiveness she has to make a decision on whether she wants to spend time with him, or help out at the guesthouse where her mother is slipping into a more depressed state.
In the middle of this story pops up another one, a girl in Catherine's class goes missing, and the finger seems to be pointing in Elliot's direction.......
With a twist that i actually didn't see coming for a change, i thoroughly enjoyed this book.
The reason why i didn't 5 star it, is because it was very lengthy, there was a lot of mundane information that i feel could have been skipped that wouldn't have impacted the story at all, and still kept me interested.
🎧🎧 Narrated by 2 new narrators for me Karissa Vacker and Darrell Dennis, both did a great job but i think Karrissa may have stolen the show on this one, she was excellent.
Happy listening