Inside These Halls

A When the Past Finds You Standalone

De: Adrian J. Smith

Narrado por: Lori Prince, Quinn Riley

Don't fall in love. Hide, and you'll make it through.

The last thing on Esther Dunja's mind is falling in love. Her goal is to keep her head down and slide through the next twelve years until her son graduates. After being run out of the last school she taught at by her ex, Esther needs to make this new teaching job work. It's her last chance to retain custody. The problem is she never anticipated falling for her son's kindergarten teacher.

Melanie Przybyla is a single mom to four grown kids, and she finally has time for herself—or so she thought. With family drama on the rise and a new teacher in her school that she can't stop thinking about, Melanie comes to a startling realization: She's attracted to women. She just has to figure out why Esther Dunja is so terrified and how she can date her student's mom.

When conflicts of interest abound, Melanie and Esther have to navigate what they're willing to risk to let their love blossom.

©2023 Adrian J. Smith (P)2024 Podium Audio

Everyday life issues

Frank talk of life and relationship issues. Actions to be aware of and they are usable to approach and deal with issues.

Loved this book

This is a great cooperation between a writer and two narrators, it is the third book in the pack and I already preordered the forthcoming one. I really enjoy the story line and the MC of this book, just as the former ones. And both narrators are excellent.

great book in series

I loved the narration and storyline.would recommended this book!I can wait til book 4 comes out

Younger ice queen. Or is she?

The complexities of a younger ice queen, means she's not as icy as she appears. I think Esther is a very interesting character and she has a lot of chemistry with Melanie. There are a few issues with Esther being a little too neurotic here or there, but the situation she finds herself in and her backstory really informs it, so it is never out of character.

I really enjoyed the dual narration. I think it added so much to the story. I think just reading it would be a poorer experience which is not something I usually think with books.

Enjoyed the everyday storytelling.

Teachers, kids, homework, the annoying abusive ex, and discovering love a new. Enjoyable if a bit slow. References to Ester’s repetitive anxiety and insecurity was tiring. Lori P is such a pro narrator.