Clarity 3

Clarity, Book 3

De: Loretta Lost

Narrado por: Elise Arsenault

After many years of darkness, Winter never thought that she'd be happy or safe again. Her whole world changed when she met Liam Larson, a charming young doctor determined to be her knight in shining armor.

When a brutal night unleashes vicious reminders of her past, Winter must struggle to hold on to the little bit of happiness she has found. When everything begins to fall apart, Liam's strength and kindness might not be enough to save her.

Battling the betrayal of her family, terrifying nightmares, and frequent reminders of her enemy that make daily life difficult, Winter's first instinct is to run away. She is tired of being the victim and living in a cruel, crowded city where she doesn't feel like she belongs. But Liam promises her that if she only trusts him, he can change everything. And that's exactly what he attempts to do, starting with an operation to first heal her eyes, and then her heart....

©2014 Loretta Lost (P)2015 Tantor

Hands down one of my favorite stories

The story line pulls you in from the very start, the performance was flawless, the only problem is being disabled I need audio books and only the first 3 books have audio, help. Please add audio to the last two or I will never get to hear the end. Thanks

Never let a young adult near this book

I really, really wanted to like this book/series. It seemed like it was going to be about a strong, intelligent woman who happened to have a visual impairment. But I can't like it. For several reasons, I just hate it. Forget the part about her lover lieing to her. I guess that can be just a plot twist. But then she goes back to him and forgives him for lieing! What a lack of self-esteem. And then, she forgives her rapist!!! OMG. She has no value for herself. Not only that she KISSED him?! Is this straight out of a man's rape fantasy? It's grotesque and it angers me that this is written for Young Adults. At least, it reads simply enough to be. I hope that no young woman ever reads this and thinks it is OK to allow herself to be treated this way by men.