Breathless

De: Lex Martin

Narrado por: Rose Dioro, Joe Arden

Joey....

I wouldn't say I ran away exactly - 22 is too old for that.

I'd call it self-preservation.

I have one objective: protect my heart from the boy next door who has no clue I've loved him my whole life, even with a front row seat to his revolving bedroom door.

My escape plan almost worked.

Except I left one thing behind.

Logan Carter hijacked my heart, and it's time to get it back. This time for good.

Logan....

I wouldn't say I've been lying this whole time - not about everything.

Not about how much I miss my best friend, and definitely not about how pissed I am that she left with hardly a goodbye.

She's the last person I ever expected to ghost me, and her absence left a gaping hole in my chest.

When Joey Grayson steps off that bus, I know I'll do anything to keep her home, and that means finding out the truth.

But I'm not sure how to tell her my truths when I'm living so many lies.

©2020 Lex Martin (P)2020 Audible, Inc.

LOVE!

This series is my favorite by far. It has the most enrapturing way of pulling you in, stopping your heart, and hitting you in allllllll the feels.
This book can stand alone, as can the others, but I highly recommend giving them all a listen.
The perfect amount of romance, angst, and a smidge of heartbreak only to lift you right back up.
It’ll make you laugh and swoon and leave you…dare I say….’breathless.’

Sweet and Spicy

Logan and Jo are easy to cheer for, and their story was both adorable and full of steam.

Amazing Story

This was such an amazing story I really enjoyed this book in the narration was fantastic

Very cute!

I personally like the pacing of this story was very good! I think that Joey is a great female lead and I could relate to a lot of her choices. I also loved the other characters and their development!

Narrators did a great job

The narrators were a great fit for these characters, and the story was really good. The only thing I didn’t like was Joey believing the (SPOILER ALERT) psycho woman’s lies in addition to disregarding her own unease about the woman’s behavior. It seems like a lot of the books I’ve read/listened to lately have this same scenario or the female character goes to the restroom at a big event and is told similar lies by a jealous woman. It’s becoming predictable, but this author did give it an extra twist with the attack, so I am still giving this a 4. I would give a 4.5 if that were an option.