Apartment 2B

De: K Webster

Narrado por: Meghan Kelly

Sidney has a rough life. Her mom is incredibly abusive both mentally and physically. One day, she's awarded the escape she's always wanted and thrust into a world she barely understands. Each day is a struggle to feel human and not terrified of everything around her.

Sidney has rules. Routines. Structure. It's the only way she can cope.

When a handsome yet mysterious stranger inserts himself into her life, Sidney begins to come apart at the seams. She's having trouble sticking to her habits and it's threatening to shred any hope of a normal life to pieces.

Will this stranger help her in ways no other person can, or will things get worse for her?

He comes with his own set of problems and secrets he's unwilling to share. Will they work together through the mess of their pasts or will they get caught up enabling each other? Will their toxic relationship ultimately be destined for demise?

©2014 K Webster (P)2015 K Webster

Bad Narration

This narrator reads like a 13 year old would. She makes the characters seem like idiots. She over-exaggerates everything they say and all the characters sound like petulant children. Have you ever watched anime where the characters talk really fast and the energy doesn't match what they're saying? That's what this is. It's really takes away from the story.

Fantastic!!

In Apt 2B you will wonder if Sydney is crazy or...maybe it is just her world. But, either way, you will find that love just might be able to make a difference in a hard childhood. The storyline is very good, a bit more graphic at times than I care to listen to, but with Meghan Kelly doing the narration, I listened to every single word. I hated the beginning...because it hurt my heart for someone to be so hurt...but I fell in love with the main characters from the start. Meghan Kelly continues to be one of my favorite narrators because she brings to life the characters, and the narration of the story is told in such a way that I feel I am a fly on the wall watching everything going on. It just doesn't matter if she is voicing for men or women, you know...with their voice...who is who. That is talent I have found with only a few narrators. Plug in and listen...you won't be disappointed!!

Very creepy

This is a hard review to write, because I had strong reactions, not alway very comfortable. But I think that discomfort was by design. Everything about this book was creepy. The characters, the tone, the narrator, the sex. Sydney was a difficult character for me to relate to. She was a strange mix of childlike and sexual, and it didn't always sit well with me. That said, I think the author may have intended for her to come across that way, so I respect the writing tremendously. I sort of figured out Liam's deal early on, but that didn't detract at all for me.

Three things sort of pulled me out of the story. First, the narrator mispronounced some words, and it drove me nuts. Broody and brooding. Chaste. The second thing were the two cases of insta-love. I don't think enough chemistry existed between the characters to really sell me on the relationships. The third thing was the present tense POV. I get why the author wrote it that way, and it did add to the creepiness of the tone, but it was hard to listen to.

There was also something that Lane did in the graveyard that made me hate him. Then I hated Sydney for glossing over it. It sort of ruined some of the story for me.

All that said, I respect the writing and the concept enough to give this book four stars.

* I received this book free in exchange for an honest review.

Horror plus romance story

I could have gone without all the erotic scenes, I started fast forwarding through them as they got old soon. Also, If you have a weak stomach this book is not for you.
Aside from that I really liked the mix of horror and romance in this story.
Meghan the narrator was as always spectacular. I really liked the ending, made me tear up.

Disappointed

This story could've been so much better!! I did like the unexpected twist though, pretty creative.