The Harpers

De: Joanna Hans

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"I can count on one hand how many books have made me cry, laugh, feel the hurt, and truly make me feel I'm a part of the story. This put one more finger up for me ... " - Goodreads Reviewer, Sage

"I was instantly hooked upon reading the first few pages. I absolutely loved Liam and Sadie, you can feel their chemistry oozing out of the pages ..." - Goodreads Reviewer, Elaine

Falling in love with your first ... like it's the first time ...
All twenty-one-year-old Sadie wants is to remember, but her unexplainable amnesia makes that impossible. Her boyfriend was her only support system, but after he drowned a year ago, she's had to find other ways to cope - which includes the unhealthy habit of overdoing it on her prescription Xanax. But when Sadie uncovers that her roommate had been sleeping with her now-dead boyfriend, her toxic routine is thrown for a loop, leaving her with no other choice but to move out. With nowhere else to go, she calls on a long-lost friend for help.

Liam Harper was her older brother’s best friend – and is much hotter than she remembers. Their relationship progresses after Liam offers Sadie a place to stay due to her sudden move, but she can’t seem to shake the feeling that he’s hiding something from her. When the truth is revealed, Sadie is faced with the ultimate betrayal, and is left to confront the real cause behind her memory loss all on her own.

*Contains Mature Themes*
This book explores themes around relationship and generational trauma, as well as addiction and abuse.