Who We Are

FireNine, Book 2

De: S. Q. Williams

Narrado por: Christian Fox, Veronica Meunch

Eight months. That's how long it's been since Eliza last saw Gage, and they both feel as if they don't deserve one another's forgiveness. He screwed up. She walked away without looking back. They'll try and make up all the time they've lost with one another, that is, until they're facing the choices of either going their separate ways, or hanging on and fighting for dear life.

The fights will be endless. The heartache will be real. The demons will return, and they won't back down without a fight. There are some who will do anything to keep true love apart, and those same people will dig deep into their demonic ways until Eliza and Gage are literally no more. Can Eliza and Gage overcome it all? Will they be able to face the true demons that are seeking to destroy them? Or will they just forget about everything they've worked so hard for and go their separate ways? Sometimes you have to go through struggles in order to reach an ultimate point of peace...but will their struggle be worth it?

©2013 Shanora Williams (P)2014 Tantor

EVERYTHING I WAS HOPING FOR.... & MUCH MUCH MORE

Pheweee.... well, as S.Q. Williams wrote a powerful, heartbreaking and emotional storyline for Eliza, Gage and all the secondary characters involved, she certainly gave me a few tense hours as I listened, on the edge of my seat, to their devastating and powerful love story.

In this tale of self-sacrifice there's wasted years, blackmail, an untimely death, romantic scenes, sex, shocks, twists and surprises as Eliza and Gage battle all that fate tries to throw at them for their chance of a HEA ending.

Worth a credit? A roller-coaster ride for your emotions that'll have you jumping for joy one minute then reaching for the tissues the next. I couldn't stop listening to this very enjoyable, tender, sweet and touching listen and I metered out the hours to savour and devour every drop so YES very creditworthy and let's hope we're going to hear plenty more about the other members of the FireNine family.

Wow.... just wow!

Excuse my while I sit here and recover for the brutal beating on my heart that was soon followed by the most magical healing possible.

Upon finishing book 1, I thought my heart had never been so broken before but that theory quickly changed when I started book 2. I went in hoping there was going to be this fairy tale love story where the couple reunites and their relationship blossoms into something fierce. But did that happen? Nope! No! Not at all! What I got was so far from those hopes that I sat at my table and wanted to cry for so long. While sitting there contemplating if I could finish the story, I realized that the author must be a true genius. And that she was! After so much heartache and frustration, S.Q. Williams took me by the hand and piece by piece, repaired by broken heart in the most glorious way possible. Everyone needs to go and read this series as soon as possible so I can sit there with you and go through all the feels over and over again!

The narration was yet again fantastic. Christian and Veronica are amazing in this story. Veronica took the emotions to the next level and made you feel so much more.

Not as good as the 1st book of the series

What did you love best about Who We Are?

I like the storyline of Roy and Casey

What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)

I do love the ending. That is the way it should have end.

Which scene was your favorite?

When Eliza kicked Penelope's butt!

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

No, the story started to drag.

Great finish to the series

This was a great series. I agree with some of the other comments, the narrators voice at times was "stuffy", but not enough to take away from the story. I would recommend this series.

Too much darkness, not enough rock.

Wow, I was really hoping for better. This book is so dark, and the overall theme of too little too late prevails. A rocker romance with the worlds boring-est rock band. Again I find myself listening to simplistic problems, with obvious solutions, dragged through a teen aged girls diary. More dumb choices by the characters, and antagonists with no substance. Really, that's all you had to do to beat them? Why didn't you think of that 14 chapters ago? This book is so pouffy I'm not surprised that the ending was a cliché.