Inside the Maelstrom

De: Grace McGinty

Narrado por: Grayson Owen, Juno Cooper, Christian Fox

When a dangerous driving charge gets me put in a fancy rehab for rich kids and socialites, I intended to do my time and then leave. I was going to leave behind the sports star who was addicted to uppers, the coke-head lawyers, and the space cadets. I was going to leave behind him.

Hendrick Kenley. Bored, listless, and filthy, dirty rich. If there was a waste of oxygen, it was him. My only goal was to avoid him and his beautifully cruel smirk until my time at the Wellness Center was over. I’d get lost in books and the view of the ocean, and then I’d go back to my life.

But Fate, that glorious b*tch, had other plans. Days before my release, I pick up a book. Jules Verne’s Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. In the margins of that tatty paperback was my future, words in smeared ink that spoke to my soul, and I had to find their author. He'd left me clues, and I was going to track him down.

Problem was, unlike the rest of the people in the Center, I was poor. My parents had taken out a second mortgage so I could spend my ninety days here instead of in juvie. I had to make a deal with the Devil, and by the Devil I mean Hendrick Kenley and his cohort of disenchanted fools.

The Devil offered me a deal I couldn’t refuse; he’d pay for everything on the trip, traveling on a private planes and staying in fancy hotels, but I had to let him and his friends tag along.

There was a reason for the adage that if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. I’d learn the truth of that the hard way.

Inside The Maelstrom is a two part enemies to lovers, reverse harem romance. The protagonists are all in their twenties and this book contains M/M.

May contain possibly triggering themes, including those around mental health.

©2022 Grace McGinty (P)2025 Grace McGinty

More than a Pretty Woman

I never leave reviews. This audiobook deserves so much recognition. My only complaint is not being able to find more RH/Polyamory performances with this cast. Juno’s warm voice with a little rasp and perfectly pitched performance was so refreshing! As an admittedly catty female consumer, rarely is it the female lead narrator that is the standout for me, but this one is an exception, and I’ll be watching for more titles with her in cast! The entire performance of all cast was solid A+.

I have found I often don’t enjoy titles where the lead characters struggle with clinical depression because it becomes whiny and steals all focus. Grace McGinty found what to me was a perfect balance on this one! Kudos and stars to all involved in making my solo road trip awesome this week! Even if I did have to turn the volume waaaay down at the lights. IYKYK

So Glad I Took A Chance On This!

"Inside The Maelstrom" was a very satisfying listen in every way; I experienced a very full, enriching story performed by amazing voice actors. I love how well the characters were developed so much that if I were lucky enough to acquire a reverse harem these very same guys I wouldn't mind if they were in it. I love the 'amazing race' scavenger hunt aspect of the story and the growing pains of a newly formed family. This was my first title by Grace McGinty and I loved this so much I am eager to see what else she has out there.

5 Starz - I would listen again

Touched my soul!

This book hit a place in my heart like no other. The female character’s numbness hit so close to home. I love Grace McGinty’s storytelling but this book had a raw emotional thread throughout that made me listen straight through. It was unexpected in the best way.

Phenomenal story

Why choose
Age gap
Grumpy x sunshine
Enemies to lovers
Mental health representation
Found family
Spicy 🌶️ 🌶️🌶️

Duet narration - Juno Cooper , Christian Fox & Grayson Owens

Superb and phenomenal narration. These three were absolutely amazing. The guys narrating two male main characters each did wonderful giving each character just enough difference to know which character was which. Juno did every female voice with fabulous performance. I loved it.

Captivating storyline about mental health and family life struggles.

We start with two of our characters being in a facility together but not exactly being friends. So how do they find themselves traveling the world together along with three others?

A book with clues to a journey that sends them all over the world and finding themselves together. These 5 characters create a lovely found family situation. Supporting each other through ups and downs throughout the journey.

I can not recommend this book enough. It is heartfelt emotional and funny with spicy spice that will have you foaming at the mouth!

LGBTQ+

I am in the second part and the politicization has me done DNF now