Spineless

Lonely Souls, Book 1

De: Autumn Reed

Narrado por: Nicole Blessing

Eight years ago, I believed I’d finally found a place to call home. My mother’s marriage to Vincent Sharpe meant security and three stepbrothers who were already my best friends.

But Mom’s mysterious death one week before the wedding turned my world upside down. The day of her funeral, I was whisked away to live with my aunt in Kansas, and I never heard from the Sharpes again...

Until a devastating tornado leaves me destitute.

Now, Vincent is offering me the opportunity of a lifetime - he’ll pay for my tuition and expenses at an exclusive university. All I have to do is move back in with him and his sons.

Knowing this is my one chance to discover what really happened to my mother, I grudgingly accept. But if I thought living in the same house with a potential murderer was going to be my biggest obstacle, I couldn’t have been more wrong.

Leo, Hayle, and Tristin Sharpe are no longer the boys I remember. They're all grown up, with the adult attitudes, tensions, and sex appeal to prove it. They aren’t my problem anymore. Yet, somehow, they keep drawing me into their web of drama.

I might be the only person who can fix what’s broken between them. But I don't trust that they won't shatter me in the process.

The Lonely Souls trilogy is a contemporary reverse harem series inspired by the main characters in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz...except, this version of Dorothy and her friends is a little twisted.

©2020 Autumn Reed (P)2020 Autumn Reed

Good

Very Good story not great. Narration was okay could be better. Still worth the listen

OK, but DNF

The story may be go ok, but I can't listen to the narrator anymore (she would be great as a news or weather lady). I will have to read the book to finish the story though.

Decent story,needs new narrator

I agree with the previous reviewer about this narrator, but I'm having a hard time explaining her style. Her voice and tone are amazing. Soothing, almost. But she reads the story...almost like a nursery rhyme? You won't notice at first, but it'll grate on your nerves a few chapters in.

The story was a not-yet-realized reverse harem. Definitely not dark. And a little too young adult-ish for me, but that's my bag.

Though it was decent, I'm opting out of buying the next book. Seeing that the same narrator, Nicole Blessing, is used, and the story being just "okay", I'd rather save the credit for something that will WOW me.

I DNF

I think I’ll try and read it. Because the narrator was absolutely horrible. I hate when they do the male & female & do a crappy job at it. Narrator ruined this for me