Saving Austin

By: Nicole Clark

Narrated by: Sam Smith

Length: 1 hr and 44 mins

Publisher's summary

Austin is your typical country boy, except he has a secret: Austin has PTSD. As he struggles with the effects of war, Aubrey sashays her way into his life. She begins to slowly help him overcome his nightmares and shows him that he's not only a hero to everyone, but to her as well.

©2014 Nicole Clark (P)2015 Nicole Clark

Saving Austin

What a sweet, sexy, short story! I really enjoyed this quick and to the point story. The narrator couldn't have portrayed the characters any better! Worth a listen!

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Sweet love story

Shirt and sweet. Had me it tears a couple of times. I was given this book in exchange for my honest review.

great

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love these short books but leaves me wanting more

Austin Be saved?

Simple story. Maybe too simple. Not much depth to any of the characters. Male narrator was okay.

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Saving Austin - Short, Sexy Tale

This is a quick listen that has a little bit of everything in it.

Aubrey is driving through town when her car breaks down in front of Austin's house. He offers to drive her into town to get the parts needed so he can fix her vehicle. She agrees – not really the smartest move for a single gal, in my opinion.

They learn pretty quickly that they do know one another from mutual friends weddings. Next they are under the covers and having a good time. She moves in and he is ecstatic. However, he suffers from PTSD which occurs when he's asleep. For some reason he does not want to share this with her.

I'm just giving you a little bit of what I took away from the book. As I said it was relatively short and touched on many, many areas but didn't seem to follow through on any of them.

This is a book that contains lots of intimacy, so if you want something sexy to listen to. If you're looking for an in-depth plot and execution, this book may frustrate you. However, remember it is just over one hour and a half long.

Sam Smith did a believable job with Austin and the other male characters. But the characters of Aubrey and the females sounds just a wee bit less masculine than the men. They were distinguishable but not quite enough.

Warning: Descriptions of sex, strong language
Stars Overall 3, Performance 3.5, Story 2.5

Just not executed well

The concept of the story has so much potential. The things I could have liked: the story being told by the male, and the PTSD storyline. The things that need improvement: the accent of the person reading the story, the inflection in his voice, the the depth of the story.
It's fine that the story was only 90 minutes, just give me more details about the important stuff and leave out the rest.
I'd be interested in a full length version that went deeper into hIs PTSD and how the female lead helped support him.

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This is not the book I ordered

This is not the book I ordered.

This book was an hour and 44 minutes and I had a hard time finishing it. I hate to write a bad review ,but I did not like anything about. If you can get it for free get it if you can't don't get it.