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

Great Spice

The spice is fantastic and well written, that alone makes this book worth a read. There is not much going on with the storyline, I felt that was lacking and not engaging, but enjoyed it well enough. The female voice actor is monotone and there is virtually no difference between characters, for that reason I would recommend reading this one and skipping the audiobook version.

I NEED MORE

PLEASE GIVE US MORE DONT END THIS RIGHT NOW 😭😭😭😭😭 I need so much more please

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

Amazing

I loved the narrators and the story. Both books. Terrific and different plot, I loved every moment with the characters.

Better than the first

This was better than the first book. Cadence was better but was a little more predictable than the first. Overall, worth the read.