The Truths We Seek

The Secrets We Keep, Book 2

De: Lily Wildhart

Narrado por: Maude Julien, Ryan Haugen, JD Tomlinson, Bradley Ford

Just when I thought I'd finally found happiness, the nightmare I've been running from finds me, and my world goes dark.

Taking more from me than one person should ever have to lose, I end up on a new path, discovering I'm capable of things I never imagined possible, not even in the darkest parts of my imagination.

So much blood. So much pain. So. Much. Death.

Now, in a world where right is wrong, and the means justify the ends, where my presence brings destruction and devastation, I need to find my way back to the light, to joy. To love.

I thought when trouble came for me, I'd need the biggest monsters of the city on my side... but it turns out when you come for the people I love, I might be the biggest monster of all.

Intended for mature listeners.

©2023 Lily Wildhart (P)2024 Podium Audio

The Truth We Seek

Well 💩, I wasn't expecting to find out that 2 of the characters are related. now that was mind blowing 🤯. this one here is a bit more of a tear junker. lot happens, but it's so good. you guy will love it, and boy are there some really hot steamy stuff going on. lol 😉

All around great one!

Great story and characters. Flows well. Makes you want to read a third book in the series!

Color me intrigued and slightly emotionally wrecked.

Rating: ★★★★☆

The Truth We Seek pulled me in with its layered characters and left me sitting in my feelings like, “ma’am… was that necessary?” The emotional tension was chef’s kiss, and the connection between the leads had that perfect slow-burn ache—equal parts maddening and magnetic.

Was it perfect? Nah. The middle wandered a bit, like it got lost in its own introspection. But the payoff was worth the meandering—Lily Wildheart stuck the landing in a way that made me forgive the detours.

The prose was gorgeous without being pretentious, and the little gut-punch moments? Yeah… those hit harder than I expected. Would I recommend it? Absolutely

Kept you on your toes!

Great edition to the first. Had to get the second book because the first was such a cliff hanger. Loved both!

What a GREAT series!!!

I loved this series so much!!! Every MMC was so unique,and I fell in love with each of them for different reasons. The FMC is such a strong,amazing, smart character. She becomes a champion for what imprisoned her for most of her life.
The plot twists are great,and the spice is absolutely perfect!!!

Love the story and characters.

I went in blind to the series and was not disappointed... I have already recommended it to multiple people. great story line, I lost sleep because I wanted to keep listening

The Truths We Seek

I found this audiobook to be disgusting and I am not a prude. This book is no less than porn. I feel like I wasted a credit because had I known about this material and language, I would not have gotten it.

1st book was better

I feel like the cliffhanger from the 1st book set up the plot to be more than what it was in the second book. The second book was all over the place and more focused on sex than unraveling several plot points in the 1st book. It also left me with questions like what was up with the brother “Teo” not liking the MFC. Also, the MFC stored all these “little nuggets” away in her mind and they never amounted to anything to do with the main storyline in the second book. I feel like I was played on this second book. I’m massively annoyed. The second book felt rushed and like a bunch high intensity situations jumbled together. I want my credit back. 😠

Decent story poor FMC narration

The story was ok it picked up where book 1 left off but it dragged on and left room for another book. Wasn’t a lot of substance to it there was some good spicy scenes but this whole series could have been wrapped up in book 1.

Story was better in book 1 - FMC is horrid

I try so hard to get past narration issues because come on - it can’t be easy but the chic narrating this series is absolutely not cut out for this job. It legitimately ruins it for me. The story is fine - granted much better in book 1 - but the narration is so damn bad I had to fast forward just to get through it.