Holiday Hostage

De: Rita Potter

Narrado por: Jessie Elwyn

Life for Chicago’s rebellious rich girl Cassidy Kavanaugh isn’t as perfect as everyone thinks. She’s miserable and can’t work out why, given all her privilege.

While Christmas shopping for her pseudo-girlfriend at the trendy Graffiti Chic, her whole world changes in a split second.

Meeting an intriguing woman amid the colorful graffiti art is just the start. Then she’s caught up in a terrifying botched robbery with the stranger.

As police close in, tempers fray, and chaos reigns, Cassidy is forced to face who she really is, deep down. And what she stands for.

But can love ever come from such an adrenalin-charged meeting? Or is it just an illusion spun from high stakes and danger?

An opposites-attract lesbian romance about discovering what lies underneath our masks.

©2024 Rita Potter (P)2024 Rita Potter

Beautifully Flawed Humans

The characters are beautifully flawed. And that is reality. People are beautifully flawed and I love realism. This is a beautiful love story of love and waiting for the one you love under the most unusual circumstances.

It is unique and special and touching. What would you do for your family? What would you do for love? Why is money discrepancy in the US so polarized? Why? Why are people all not truly equal in all ways in this over privileged country with some people living in tent cities on the streets? (No - that isn’t in the book - it just should make you think.)

Rita Potter delivers another humanitarian story of love and crisis and the wealth divide. Beautifully narrated but you miss the lovely narrator because of the raw tension of the marvelous book.

Low spice. Angst medium high. No sexual abuse.

Highly recommended.

***I received a free advance audible copy for an honest review. I NEVER play games with reviews. This is 100% a sincere review.

interesting 'holiday' story

More a story that begins during the holiday season. Packed with holiday spirit, family, personal growth, forgiveness, and wading through classicism and societal norms and expectations. Great read/listen that I highly recommend.

Great Story

I loved the story of Shea and Cass. I loved the unique story line. Great narration too.

Main character

Main character is an uninteresting POS who is definitely the worst person in this story. Shes also deeply selfish and a liar. Narrator did a good job.