Addicted

Addicted Trilogy, Book 1

By: S. Nelson

Narrated by: Stephen Dexter, Desiree Ketchum

Desperate to escape her tragic past, Sara Hawthorne packs up everything she owns and moves across the country to Seattle with her best friend Alexa. With the recent passing of her grandmother, there is nothing holding her back from starting over. She dreams of a normal life, one which isn’t constantly plagued by nightmares. Everything seems to be going her way until a gorgeous stranger walks into her shop, turning her world upside down.

Although billionaire playboy Alek Devera is not the relationship type, everything changes once he comes face-to-face with Sara. Never having met someone quite like her, he starts to question everything he knows.

She intrigues him.

She challenges him.

She threatens the secret he’s been hiding for years.

Will a promise made long ago be the very same thing that destroys their chance for happiness?

©2015 S. Nelson (P)2021 S. Nelson

My Take

Well, I have read a lot of reviews. I like the story. I must admit it does seem like it's all over the place, but I guess that's why there's a book 2. On to Shatteted!

ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT

I absolutely loved this book. The narration was perfect. I loved both MC Sara and Alek. I am a bit confused what trauma Sara went through to cause her to have nightmares like she does. And why is Alek so overprotective of Sara and why all the pictures of her. I usually don't read book 2'S but this is going to sent on my mind all day. Oh yea.. the book has a cliffhanger ending. I have so many questions that NEED to be answered. I just bought book 2. I hope it is as good if not better then # 1. Alek melts my heart ... swoon!

Book 1 of 3

Loved it! All of it….storyline, narrators, everything. Can’t wait for Book 2 of the series.

excellent!

I've been listening to Audible for 2 years now and this book was like the first time all over again. Great characters, good scenes, and great narration!

Loved it!!

I throughly enjoyed the story!! But I did not like the girl voice trying to be a man, and the man voice trying to talk like a girl. It just didn’t work.