More Than Anything

The Broken Pieces, Book 1

De: Natasha Anders

Narrado por: Ingeborg Riedmaier

Two lovers strive to trade a grim past for a bright future in this story of bittersweet yearning.

Tina Jenson belongs to the same social stratum as Harris Chapman, but he’s out of her league - at least that’s what she thinks before they jump in bed together. It’s the perfect night, but when she overhears crude, hurtful comments the next morning, she can’t get away fast enough.

Ten years later, Tina’s life is a mess. That night with Harris didn’t just hurt her feelings; it started a cascade of disappointment and heartbreak. Every time she bumps into Harris, her heart twists inside out. She still wants him, but she’s harboring a painful secret from their night together that she’s not ready to reveal.

Crossed signals, high-society whispers, and shame have kept Tina and Harris apart for years, but deep down, they’re hungry for each other and eager to write their own rules. Can they let go of the past and find their way back to each other, or are the barriers between them too high and too strong?

©2019 by Natasha Anders. (P)2019 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Hot romance!

Loved the romance between Tina and Harrison. A secret and a tragedy in their past. Excellent love story and beautiful narration done by Ingeborg Riedmaier👌

just couldn't listen anymore

the narrator's voice for the male lead sounded like a serial killer, no inflection

Not quite there

The story line was nice but the narrator “mail” voices were awful - especially Harris’s voice. The narrator made him sound breathy and it was so unbelievable and annoying.

Binge-worthy for sure

I really liked the book, I laughed a few times, got emotional and the detail in it made me picture it all as if I was watching a movie.
My only problem was I felt like the monologue was boring, short, one worded conversations followed by so much narrative detail. I would’ve loved to have the characters speak genuinely. I never felt I understood Harrison when he was talking because it was so abrupt and monotone.
Just my opinion, the book was worth the listen though

Great

Natasha Anders knows how to tell a story. Her characters have depth. The narration was also well above average.