90 Days

By: T.E. Ridener

Narrated by: Molly King

Length: 7 hrs and 27 mins

Publisher's Summary

While her sister and future brother-in-law prepare for their wedding day, which is set to happen in three months, 24-year-old Laney McIntosh is barely holding her life together by a thread.

She's been forced to fake a smile for months for the sake of her family, but she isn't so sure she can do it anymore. There are secrets she has kept and they will threaten to shatter the picture-perfect status they've finally achieved since her sister's return.

Through the ever-growing darkness in her mind there is one beacon of light that shines brighter than the rest: Benji, one of her sister's best friends.

Benji Palmer is a transgender man and he has his share of demons, but what he feels for Laney has only been growing stronger since the moment he met her. Despite his own struggles, he wants nothing more than to make Laney happy, and he's determined to heal her heart.

A lot of things can happen in 90 days.

Good things.

Bad things.

Crazy things.

Beautiful things.

Will Laney and Benji finally get the happily ever after they've always wanted?

©2017 T.E. Ridener (P)2017 T.E. Ridener

Book 2 even better than book 1.

Would you consider the audio edition of 90 Days to be better than the print version?

Yes the audio is always better than the print version. Sometimes when there is a sequel to a book it falls short. But not in this case. This book has more to it than even book 1 which was good and interesting.

What was one of the most memorable moments of 90 Days?

Toward the end where Benji is trying to be a man and feels he is falling short. I had so many feelings going around at this point. He was trying so hard and so worried at what Lainey would feel about him.

What about Molly King’s performance did you like?

I loved how Molly King performed the male parts. Her voice let you know when each male charactor was speaking. You could hear the difference. It added a lot to the story.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I felt so sorry for Lainey for the inter toil that she goes thru when she is at home in her bedroom. Trying to fight the voices and succeeding at doing just that.

Any additional comments?

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.