Ask Me Again

Ask, Tell Series, Book 2

By: E. J. Noyes

Narrated by: Abby Craden

Length: 9 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's summary

What do you do when the source of all your problems is the one thing you don't know how to fix?

With Don't Ask, Don't Tell nothing more than an unpleasant memory, US Army surgeon Sabine Fleischer is ready to move on with her life - if she can just figure out how to move past her PTSD. Fresh from her first deployment since surviving a vehicle attack in Afghanistan, Sabine is finding the things she's tried so hard to push aside aren't as easy to ignore as she'd hoped.

Sabine's girlfriend and ex-commanding officer Rebecca Keane is happily settled into her new job running a trauma department in a civilian hospital. Life with Sabine is everything Rebecca ever wanted. But when Sabine's PTSD reappears worse than before, she's left struggling with her own guilt.

There's no doubt that both Sabine and Rebecca want the same thing. But how do you help the most important person in your life when they don't want to need your help?

©2018 E. J. Noyes (P)2019 Tantor

An emotional rollercoaster!

I loved this book! It was beautiful and painful and hopeful and ultimately inspiring. I started accidentally with the 3rd book and knew I had to know the story of Sabine and Rebecca. I'm so glad I did.

I’m not crying you’re crying!

This will have your allergies acting up really bad. LOVED IT! The miscommunication can be frustrating but that is what makes the resolve of Sabine and Bec so gratifying.

I love this.

EJ.
I don’t think there is a book of yours that I have read that either made me cry and laugh when joy.
So please keep on writing where I can put away my inner thoughts and upsets.
And enjoy every word and moment of your writing with happiness and joy.❤️🍷😉

Speechless . Yes it was that good.

Thank the narrator gods above for asking Abby Craden to read the continuation of this beautiful story. No one could’ve breathed life into these characters in the same way.
The emotional roller coaster ride EJ Noyes forces you through (because you just can’t stop and get off) is mind blowing.
It’s amazing how you literally feel the love, pain, joy, fear, encouragement, frustration , passion, acceptance and healing these two go through.
What service men and women along with their families go through is something we all need to be grateful for and at times show more compassion.
Thank you EJ for not only delivering another wonderful romance but also educating us along the way.

great story

a great telling of an important factor of army life.i cried and loved it. The swapping POV helped tell the story in a way that shows the impacts of PTSD across relationships

Outstanding

The reality of the content is so stark and well written, addressing PTSD, love, family. The narration is just superb. Noyes and Craden , perfect together, I could not stop listening! Intelligent, sexy, and real. Top notch. Bravo.

Excellent audio.

I loved Ask Me Again. Such a beautiful story of love, patience and perseverance. Great book to help people understand the depth of PTSD. Abby Craden does her usual excellent job with the narration.

PTSD

This book is a well written depiction of PTSD. the grave human toll PTSD takes on veterans and family members is easily understood.

I liked the relationship stuff too. Missed it. Glad they were able to find one another again. Reality shines throughout this book.

You need this book in your life

This book was OMG awesome. It was so powerful once it got going I had to take it slow so I could absorb everything that was happening this story hits close to home for me and anyone that deals with a high level of anxiety. Noyes did an awesome job writing these characters and I can only hope that they continue to talk to her so she can continue there story.

Creative yet relatable story and love Abby Craden!

PTSD is no laughing matter. Dealing with trauma from a military related incident is not something I can relate to, but I can relate to the experiences of the symptoms from my own trauma. The way that the whole family is involved in the treatment is beautiful. In a perfect world, that would be how all PTSD is dealt with, with no stigma....but in a perfect world, there would be no trauma to treat.

I loved this book.