Finding Jess

Losing Sam, Book 2

De: Nicole Maser

Narrado por: Lori Prince

Sam Hayes thought she'd moved on.

It's been eight years since Jess crashed into her life before slipping away, and four years since they tore each other apart for good. Now Sam's within reach of her ultimate goal: selling her software company and proving herself in the tech industry. All she needs to do is integrate her software with a new financial firm, lock in the deal, and walk away with everything she's worked for.

But on day one, everything unravels. The person overseeing the project is her childhood best friend—someone she hasn't seen since her mother's death. A living reminder of the life she barely managed to escape. And to twist the knife even deeper, that best friend just happens to be Jess's current girlfriend.

Determined to stick it out, Sam forces herself to focus—until she's dragged back into Jess' orbit when they're both caught up in the whirlwind of their mutual friend, Scarlett's, wedding. Between dress fittings, late-night parties, and quiet moments that linger too long, Sam and Jess find themselves colliding once again, forced to confront the broken pieces of their past.

Now, with everything she's worked toward at risk, Sam must face what she's truly willing to sacrifice—and whether a future with Jess is something she can hold onto, or something she's bound to lose all over again.

This time, for good.

©2024 Nicole Maser (P)2025 Podium Audio

Love is never lost.

This was a wonderful continuation to Sam and Jess’s story and I adore Nicoles ability to stroke the heartstrings in her writing. Lori did an incredible job narrating as always! (my favorite sapphic narrator)

Prob one of the best sequels I’ve come across

Everything about this was perfect. I wouldn’t have changed anything. It was realistic and it was all about the journey. It was perfect

Decent

The author reuses moments a lot and once i caught on i was irritated. Sam never seemed interested and Jess was putting in all effort and the only one being vulnerable. I don’t think Sam is meant to be like that for the entire story but thats what it felt like. Too many scenes that were throwbacks to the first book, this is a sequel not a retelling of the original. It was fine but after reading Hearing Red, I expected more and a lot better from the author. Also the narrator was slightly off on moments. The way she was playing out the dialogue didn’t match in certain moments. It’s an okay story if you are bored at work but very mediocre if you are expecting a good story about lesbians finding each other after years of on and off relationships. Smut was insane (good) but that cant be the only good part in a story.