Firework

By: Melissa Brayden

Narrated by: Kristin Barnes

The truth has many shades.

Lucy Danaher was born into a life of privilege and has always enjoyed the view from the top. She spends her days running Global NewsWire, a Fortune 500 company, and her nights at all the trendy San Diego hot spots. When the Union-Tribune decides to run a feature story on her company, Lucy's thrilled to oblige with an interview. But when the reporter arrives, it turns out the story she's writing is anything but flattering. The fact that she's irritatingly gorgeous only adds salt to the wound.

Kristin James loves her job, and as a committed journalist will go out of her way to tell the most balanced story possible - even if it means going up against Lucy Danaher, that striking and stubborn-as-hell CEO. She just has one problem. No matter what she does, she can't seem to get Lucy off her mind.

©2015 Melissa Brayden (P)2016 Bold Strokes Books Inc

I enjoyed this Audible book.

I really enjoyed the Audible edition of Firework. It was great to revisit some of the characters from Heart Block. Excellent Narration by Kristin Barnes.

Explosive!

I really like Melissa Brayden' stories. This short revisited characters from Heart Block. It was nice to see Emory and Sara again. I only have one criticism about all her books. She uses the word prior too much. It may not bother anyone else but it does me. But don't let that stop you from listening.

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Awful narrator. Sounded like a little girl the way way she read and couldn't get tone right. I won't get another book by this narrator even if I like the author. Narration can ruin a story.

an enjoyable story

This is a short but very cute story.
It was an easy read with a great are of characters. This is crossover book to Heart Block. the narration for this book was ok just not a lot of variation when it came to each character. However she did a good job telling Lucy's story. It was definitely sweet and you should read it.

Short and sweet

I love all of Melissa Brayden's books, and this one is no different. I don't normally read short stories because I don't have time to connect to the characters like I want to. However, Lucy and Kristin are wonderful and made me feel all over the place with the highs and lows of their story. I read Heart Block awhile back and it was great to be able to check in on Sarah and Emory. My only down side was that the narrator was different for Heart Block so Emory, Grace, and especially Sarah sounds different. Other wise she did a great job.