Broken Juliet

By: Leisa Rayven

Narrated by: Andi Arndt

Length: 9 hrs and 46 mins

Publisher's summary

He's always been bad for her in all the best ways....

Cassie swore she'd never forgive Ethan for breaking her heart when they were in acting school years ago. He was her one great love, and when he refused to love her back, a part of her died forever...or so she thought. Now she and Ethan are sharing a Broadway stage, and he's determined to win her back. Finally he's able to say all the things she needed to hear years ago...but can she believe him? Has he really changed, and what makes this time different from all his other broken promises?

The answer lies somewhere in the past, and now the truth will come to light. Will Cassie rediscover what it's like to be trusting and open again - the way she was before Ethan? Or is it too late for these star-crossed lovers?

Don't miss this mesmerizing final chapter in the Bad Romeo duet, the unforgettable love story that captured the hearts of over two million fans online.

©2015 Leisa Rayven (P)2015 Macmillan Audio

Perfection

This story of love, heartache and second chances. I already read this books a few years back and I wanted to re read it. Decided to try the audiobook and I was a bit worried I wouldn’t love listening to it as much as reading it but I was wrong. Listening to it surpassed my expectations. I beyond happy that I did. Andy Arndt made me fall more in love with Ethan and Cassie. All the emotions where one hundred percent present and full force. Her narration was the perfect way to bring Leisa’s characters to life. I recommend this audiobook and Bad Romeo to EVERYONE.

An excellent ending to a great duet!

Super, mega, ultra, extreme, screaming from the heavens AMAZING, well deserved Thumbs Up!!! I loved it and didn't want it to end. Outstanding story which was very well plotted, engaging and thought out. The narration was stellar and pure unadulterated perfection. A new favorite for sure!!

A beautiful end for bad romeo

This part answers all the the questions in bad romeo. I love both characters. narration is awesome, I even love her male voice. Even if I felt it was quite intense I loved every bit of it.

Loved it!

What a great follow up to Bad Romeo. That book was so amazing and I was so pleasantly surprised that Broken Juliet was just as good. I love this narrator so much that I buy audiobooks just because she is the voice. Loved it!

NOT AS TRAGIC AS ROMEO & JULIET BUT AS BEAUTIFUL

As Cassie and Ethan's bittersweet tragic and beautiful love story continues we get to see the vulnerable loving side to Ethan as he tries to make Cassie understand that he is finally fixed. But Cassie is reluctant, having been there twice before, but with sweet words and the giving over of his Journals that contain all his thoughts and fears when they were together, Cassie slowly, cautiously and hopefully starts to believe that he has truly changed.

It's beautiful, it's heartbreaking and it's an all consuming (but it must be listened to after Bad Romeo). There's the revealing flashbacks and inevitable breakup but the Author clearly tells the story of a lost damaged boy too afraid to love and would rather lose that love than damage it further. Then your brought back to the present day and the dilemma Cassie has whether to trust her head or her heart...... in the end there was no choice.

Worth a credit? Told from Cassie's POV, good narration, not too detailed sex scenes..... just a powerful, unforgettable and breathtaking romance. Definitely YES it's worth a credit.

Good

Loved these characters very much. But this book was too long and repetitive. It only needed to be half as long.

Love, Love, Love it!

I loved everything about this book, and of course Andi makes any book exciting to read.

Great Funny Listen

This was an emotional up and down romance with a great ending. I would listen to this series over and over for the banter between the two. To be honest the only part that annoyed me was the reading of Romeo and Juliet. UGH What a horrible play. :) Both Books -Worth The Credit

Love the back and forth time periods in the story.

I originally gave in and downloaded the first audiobook, Bad Romeo, earlier this year because the author was on the original list for Book Bonanza. But she had to cancel. And even though I owned the paperback of this, I decided to just go ahead and listen to it, and I did on my drive from my town of Kansas City to Denver where I went to Book Bonanza. Now there were times that if I'd been Cassie, I'd have been so done with Ethan. I mean, forget it. But yeah, I've never been in real love, so I guess I don't know. I also felt that her feelings of it must be love because of how good the sex was, well that seemed pretty naive. Another thing I really did like is that in this book the woman is the one who got to go out and be making up for being apart from the guy she loved. Usually it seems it is the guy who does that. To be fair, he probably did that before they ever got together, and all of his declarations of love when they were adult explains why he didn't from then on. I did like how the ending gave us just about all you needed to know about how things went on from then. But it seemed to drag on a few times when I thought it was over, so that was a bit much maybe.

Romeo, Romeo. Wherefore art thou Romeo

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I would so recommend this book to all my friends and followers. Cassie and Ethan's broken relationship is one for the history books. This is our modern day Romeo and Juliet everyone should read about.

What did you like best about this story?

I love that this book for me was the complete opposite of Bad Romeo. The roles were reversed and the characters we stronger. I felt Cassie was stronger and more protected. Ethan was more committed to getting his girl. I like how Leisa Rayven wrote the story. When reading Bad Romeo I wanted a HEA and with Broken Juliet she put the pieces back together and healed my heart.

What does Andi Arndt bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Andi Arndt gave me Cassie. The voice of the strong leading lady who had her heart broken and healed again. Her relationship with Ethan in made her stronger. Andi voice was of the strong Cassie I read about. She gave us the emotion we felt while reading.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

If this book were made into a film I would keep the title the same as Leisa gave it. No need to change whats already perfect.