Pieces of You

Missing Pieces, Book 1

De: N.R. Walker

Narrado por: Glen Lloyd

Duración: 4 h y 49 m

Resumen del Editor

Missing Pieces series, Book One

Dallas Muller has everything he never expected he'd have. He owns a successful motorbike mechanic shop in Newcastle, and he's madly in love with his boyfriend of four years, Justin Keith.

Justin has always struggled to find where he fit in, never realizing his true worth or what it means to be loved - until he met Dallas. Living and working together might be too much for some, but Dallas and Justin wouldn't have it any other way.

When a terrible accident tears their world apart, Justin's left with no memory of Dallas or their relationship. Trying to put the pieces back together is almost impossible when some pieces are blank and some are missing altogether. Dallas has to let Justin find his own way back to him and just hope that their love will light the way.

©2020 N.R. Walker (P)2020 N.R. Walker

Emotional feel-good comfort read!

This was my third time reading this trilogy. It’s a total comfort reread/relisten for me. Glen Lloyd does an amazing job portraying Justin and Dallas. Unfortunately there are a few editing problems with the audio, especially on the second book, but I just have to overlook them because otherwise the performance is wonderful. NR Walker and Glen Lloyd are a match made in heaven.

Put off reading, shouldn’t have!

I put off reading this , I shouldn’t have. A beautiful story of love and caring!

Beautiful and heartbreaking

Love this story❤️ The beginning is heartbreaking 💔 And the storytelling is beautiful, I’m jumping straight in to the next book, I can’t wait to read their HEA❤️

Truly Wonderful

I am Australian, living for many years in the US. When I began listening to this story I recognized the Aussie accent and my heart smiled. The story is so good, the narration was terrific, and the whole experience was wonderful. I absolutely LOVE this book.

Helps with understanding the real issues.

I loved this book so much. It hit close to home; I having been in an accident which gave me a traumatic brain injury which is always there. It does change your life and who you are, but with the right help and love like in this story anything is possible. I am so pleased with how real this author painted this life changing event. I also hope others can actually learn what it really feels like from this book. The picture painted is so right.

Amnesia story with an incredibly sweet romance!

Narration: Highly recommend! Glen’s voices fit all the characters perfectly and his style of narration takes you through the emotional journey of this book. I was totally drawn into the story and basically pictured it like I was watching a movie. It’s May 2022 and I’ve already listened to this audio 3 times and have it in my rotation of favorites.

Story: I am not a fan of the amnesia trope, but I can make a huge exception for this book. The author outdid herself with this one! Dallas and Justin are an established couple when the book starts, but their relationship is basically set back to zero when Justin suffers memory loss during his recovery from a brain injury.

I love, love, love how devoted Dallas is to Justin and his recovery, and how Justin instinctively knows that he can trust Dallas. Nr weaves in lots of little details throughout the story that made Justin’s slow recovery and the romantic tension feel authentic. These guys are so sweet together even when things are platonic. I also loved the side characters, especially Justin’s medical team, Davo and Sparrow. There is a lot of love and kindness and support in this story and it’s absolutely heartwarming. This book ends shortly after Justin is discharged from the hospital and is working through recovery at home, so make sure to jump right into the next book!

I read this series when it first released, and now in May of 2022 I have read/listened to it at least 5 more times and can’t get enough of it. I adore this series.

A Nice Performance by Glen Lloyd

I'm a little afraid to say it, but I'm totally underwhelmed. I felt the pacing was too slow and nothing spectacular ever really happened.

I did enjoy the narrator, Glen Lloyd. Mr. Lloyd uses different voices and accents for each character, which I appreciate, and he delivers a nice, emotional performance.